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I'm Claire.

And I'm Susan.

And this is justice pending. A weekly true crime

podcast where we discuss tantalizing crimes with more questions and answers.

Hey everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Justice Pending. I'm Claire. And I'm Susan. And today we're telling the

story of a woman whose Unsolved Murder inspired an Oscar-nominated film, but whose family is still

waiting for justice more than 30 years later. Her name was Kathy Page. In this case,

her case became a symbol of what happens when grief

meets frustration and when families feel abandoned by the system that's supposed to protect them.

I actually heard about this case while I was visiting Texas A&M University to talk about my

memoir, Killer Story, the truth behind true crime

television.

And a student in their journalism department came up to me afterwards and said, have you

ever covered the murder of Kathy Page in Viter, Texas?

And I actually knew it, Susan, because my family used to drive from Houston to Louisiana

to visit relatives. And we would see the billboards. We would see the famous billboards. Yes. The famous

billboards. Yes. And I remember being a child and seeing her picture and the fact that her case was unsolved

and that her family believed that her killer had gotten away with murder.

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