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and you'll back on track. The gone cold podcast may contain violent or

graphic subject matter. Listener discretion is advised. One of Houston, Texas's most well-known

and infamous unsolved cases is the August 1990 murders of Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson.

Both of them, 22 years old and 21 years old, respectively, were found brutally slain near

an isolated cul-de-sac in the city's far west. Cheryl and Andy had been bound at the

wrists with rope and their throats deeply slashed. Cheryl had been raped.

At the time, this area was heavily wooded and undeveloped, a spot that was known as

a place young couples could park and do what sweethearts do with little fear of being

busted by the cops or anyone else. Andy and Cheryl's terrible end became known throughout

Texas as the lover's lane murders of Houston. In 2007, the Houston Police got word that

a DNA profile obtained from Seaman collected from Cheryl's body, matched DNA collected from

a rape victim that same year, but a month earlier. This survivor had worked a shift as

a dancer at a club called GGs and was attacked a little before 3am in her boyfriend's home

while he was away working as a commercial airline pilot.

The rapist who wore a fishnet stocking over his face, black gloves, and what appeared

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