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They still don't think this was random.

They think this was purposely executed that whoever these suspects were walked into this West

Houston Realty Office and executed these women.

For Vault Studios, I'm Will Johnson.

You're listening to The Daily Crime.

Knowing that these women were, to have been terrified, that breaks my heart. I don't understand it, I'll never understand it, but just have the piece of mind that someone's been held accountable.

I want to know why somebody would do this to these three women loved by everyone.

It just doesn't make sense.

We have just passed the August anniversary of a triple murder that took place in the Houston area back in 1983.

I'm joined by reporter Grace White at KHOU in Houston, Texas to tell us more about this really

horrific case, and it's one that is still unsolved, right, Grace?

It is unsolved, Will, and this is one of those cases that's always stuck with me.

It's one of the biggest unsolved cases in Houston this is one of those cases that's always stuck with me. It's one of the biggest

unsolved cases in Houston and really very tragic. There were three victims. And I think that's

what's so memorable are these were three women realtors who were murdered execution style

in their office in West Houston. Yeah, it's really unbelievable to hear about, because you hear about these three women who were working, my understanding,

and you can fill in the details for us, working a little later in the day after everyone had left,

and then someone else came back and found them.

But tell us about what was going on.

And tell us about the three women who were found murdered.

Sure. So Elizabeth's shoemate was 54 years old, Joanne Brown 46 and Francis Ivy 60.

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