Our card this week is Shannon Ommock, the six of clubs from Arizona.

In February 2011, the Phoenix Police Department finally ID'd a Jando whose case they'd been

working for nearly two decades.

But learning who their victim was was only half the battle.

Investedators have spent the last 11 years since determined to solve her murder, and their

work has led to major breakthroughs in recent years.

And now some speculate that her tragic ending is connected to three similar crimes, and

a captured serial killer still awaiting trial.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is The Deck.

On May 27, 1992, a young man was riding his ATV through the northern outskirts of Phoenix,

Arizona, like he did on many occasions.

He was local to the heart of Maricopa County, and had driven to an area near the Arizona

Canal that had desert terrain perfect for his frequent joy rides.

But this day was different, because on his ride, a small object on the ground caught

his eye.

Honestly, this was strange, because this unincorporated neighborhood he was in was isolated and

underdeveloped and known by local land scapers as a good dumping ground for waste.

So with the amount of discarded objects, it was by complete chance that this small object

even caught the rider's attention.

It was a thick pair of glasses with wide round lenses.

As he stopped to pick them up, the rider suddenly got a whiff of a horrific smell, and realized

that he had stumbled upon more than another piece of trash.

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