Dozens gathered for a balloon release Tuesday to honor the life of Kada Scott in front of the Ada H. H. Lewis Middle School in East Germantown. The 23-year-old's body was discovered near the school on Saturday.

Community members bring white balloons to release in memory of 23-year-old Kada Scott. The balloon release follows a candlelight vigil the night before at the former Ada Lewis Middle School. No added charges announced in what investigators say is a death investigation right now.

Keon King's cell phone data allegedly shows it was present at the location where Scott's remains were found, per prosecutors

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner said human remains that were found over the weekend were confirmed to belong to Scott by DNA.

It’s not yet clear how Kada Scott died, but a law enforcement source said police believe she was likely killed within 30 minutes of leaving her workplace the night she disappeared.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia community gathered again on Tuesday night to honor Kada Scott. "To see this happen to someone so close to me and not understand why it happened, such a senseless, foolish crime," said Preye Korimodei, who is Scott's friend.

Human female remains found in a shallow grave on a grounds of an abandoned school are "believed to be" 23-year-old Kada Scott, Philadelphia police told ABC News.

Kada Scott, the 23-year-old Philadelphia woman who was kidnapped and killed, was preparing to be a bridesmaid in her friend's wedding.