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There was no fourth century in the strangulation death of a 22-year-old four-worth woman,

though they couldn't say whether Mathisyn knew the person who strangled her in her apartment

bathroom. Fort Worth police tell me that they do not have a suspect identified right now.

Police also said the 22-year-old likely died sometime Sunday night or Monday morning.

Her mother discovered her body around 430 Monday afternoon.

This is current stories with Nancy Grace. A family friend described her as the funniest person.

Nobody could ever hit her. She was just so amazing. A woman who was involved in church and had a

clever sense of humor. Though she lived near TCU, Molly was not a student here. She spent time

studying at the University of Arkansas and graduated from Keller's Timber Creek High School in 2012.

That's just one class ahead of Zuzu Verk. It was also murdered in 22 back in October.

A church-going sorority girl has been found dead in her apartment near Texas Christian University.

Now let's be clear. The fact that she is a sorority girl or a church goer or a devout Christian

does not make her life more or less valuable than any other crime victims. But it does

delineate the pool of suspects. I can tell you that much. This is Crime Stories. I'm Nancy Grace.

Thank you for being with us. I'm talking about Molly Matheson. So as you know, when you start a

homicide investigation, you look at those closest to the victim. You look at her husband, her

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