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We brought her to the city. She comes to Ohio and she gets killed.

She was covered in blood when she ran from that apartment. She just slipped out of her hands.

On a quiet Sunday morning in Columbus, Ohio in 1987,

Anna Mae Florence was waiting at home for her sister Lily and brother-in-law Alonzo.

Just according to plan, Lily and Alonzo arrived on their elderly and stores hub with plans to

take her shopping. Someone came to the door, but it wasn't Anna Mae. A woman covered in blood burst

out of the home and attempted to shove past the couple. Alonzo grabbed the woman by the wrist and

held on tight. Alonzo struggled with her for a few seconds, but she was slick with blood and her

hand slipped from his grasp. She ran and Alonzo chased after. Down the street, gaining on her,

not stopping until she threatened to shoot him. There are 120,000 unsolved murder cases in America.

Each one is called a Cold Case and only 1% are ever solved. This is one of those rare cases.

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When Alonzo got back to the house, he had no choice but to let the killer go,

what he and Lily found was horrific. The place was a mess. There was blood everywhere,

on the floors and sprayed across the walls. Anna Mae lay in her front room in a pool of her own

blood. There was a court around her neck. She'd been beaten. She'd been stabbed several times.

Here's Jim Mckoski, the original detective on the case.

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