This episode contains descriptions of violence and sexual assault.

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In 1986, Clydeen Dallas was 37 years old.

She lived in Atlanta for most of her life.

She had raised her daughter there,

and her parents and other members of her extended family, were always nearby.

When I look for information about a victim, I rarely find an obituary.

Instead, it feels like the awful news about their death overshadows the need to relay the details of their life.

Clidium was the exception. Her family took the time to write about her life and to share the connections they had with her.

Clidium was the receptionist in the W.S.B. TV newsroom in Atlanta.

She was organized and punctual.

But on October 3rd, she was uncharacteristically late for work.

Claudine didn't show up at the office that day.

Clydean didn't show up at the office ever again because Clydeen had been murdered.

From A&E, this is Cold Case Files.

I'm Brooke, and here's the talented bill curtis with a classic case caught in the past let's shoot for javita doing two different election stories because i think

there's plenty out there this is the newsroom of wsb tv and in Atlanta. All the political stuff today, if you weren't doing this, which is the big one? Is it air? Is it early voting? Each morning starts out like this. The other thing is, you know, the campaign manager, I don't think we should let him off the hook. As reporters and producers determine what events to cover in the city of Atlanta.

We got the Davis tribal.

Eric Phillips is just going to go straight

down there and cover that for today.

Of course, the opening statements

were at 3 o'clock on Friday,

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