And the Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, After two years I have discovered many times cold cases aren't forgotten about

because the victim's family will not stop fighting for justice.

But what about those victims who have no

family to fight? The women you will hear about in this series are such people.

I have always worked cases and help speak for victims along with their family to

ensure they are not forgotten about.

But now I stand alone speaking out for victims I do not know, and who names I cannot share because

I don't want them to be forgotten about.

Marion, Arkansas. A Crintenden County Sheriff's investigator said Tuesday that officials

have identified a woman whose body was found along interstate 40 in 1984.

Investigator Charles Walker said the death of Lisa and Nichols 28 of West Virginia has been linked to a series of so-called redhead murders.

Police have said eight slings and five states, including Tennessee, may have been committed by the same person.

Walker said, police have been unsuccessful in locating Miss Nichols' family.

This article is from an old newspaper. Miss Nichols family.

This article is from an old newspaper that was published on June 27th, 1985.

You are probably wondering why you have never heard of this unsolved serial killer case.

I will touch on that a little later.

For the past several months, I have been investigating these cases.

Unfortunately, so far, I have no on record cooperation from detectives

and federal agencies that I have contacted about this cold and very forgotten

series of cases.

So I will start this entire series by reading that short article from an old newspaper

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