Our card this week is your honorable honor, the King of Clubs from California.

This is a case I bet money you haven't't heard of because when you Google her name only her cold case card pops up nothing else

The story of 62 year old your honorable, better known as honor, has more than been forgotten,

it's never been told until now.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is the deck. So, And then The late summer air in Southern California felt pleasantly fall-like on September 14,

1994. Perfect for a leisurely walk around the up-and-coming

peaceful Fletcher Hills neighborhood. But for 42-year-old James Nelson, that was hardly

his idea of a relaxing afternoon. Instead, he was kicked back in the TV

room watching 80s crime dramas, making the most of a relatively calm house. Given that it was 2 p.m. on a weekday, only three of his 10 housemates were home at the huge

split-level residence.

Larry was in his bedroom and Miguel was downstairs with James, and he could hear that their landlord slash housemate

honor was upstairs yelling at her dog but just as James was getting into an

episode of Magnum P.I. His afternoon veg sesh was suddenly and loudly interrupted.

He heard a long drawn out scream and his statement was that he initially thought that maybe the dog had gotten out and

gotten hit by a car or something like that.

That's retired Sergeant Kevin Trotter

with the El Cajone Police Department.

The blood curling scream brought James to his feet and he ran upstairs to see what had happened.

As he entered into the front entryway of the house from the downstairs, he noticed blood on the floor and the front door was

open and he could see the gate out to the street was open which he thought

supported his belief that maybe the dog had gotten out because she would never leave that

gate open and as he entered the area he found her on her back in the kitchen

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