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For more than two decades after 13-year-old Cindy Zarzycki disappeared, her loved ones waited and prayed for answers. On Wednesday morning, they pinned their hopes on the man convicted of killing her. That evening, he led authorities to remains they believe belong to Cindy, bringing the family one step closer to giving her “honor, respect and a proper burial,” said Cindy’s sister, Connie Johnson. “This gives us some closure,” said Johnson of Howell. “Like I said before, I wish it never happened. At least now she’ll be able to rest in peace and not here.” Crews began digging Wednesday afternoon in a densely wooded area in Macomb Township, where Arthur Ream told them he had buried her. Within about five hours, the remains were found, Eastpointe Police Inspector John Calabrese said. Clothing and a necklace were found with the remains, and authorities say Cindy left her house wearing a necklace on April 20, 1986. “It’s a sad thing,” Calabrese said. “We’re obviously relieved for the family
