Solving Cupid’s Coldest Cases: Valentines Day Victories

How long does it take to close a case? As you know from last week’s episode, some cases may never be solved, but this week, we give you closure. It may have taken years, but justice has been found for these victims. From the murder of Terri McAdams and finding her killer, but not before he struck again killing Denise Sharp and her best friend Debra DeLaTorre. A Jane Doe got her identity back when it was discovered that she was Wanda Deann Kirkum. Jodine Elizabeth Serrin’s family got closure. Ignacia Manriquez found her justice after 17 years when her killer was caught in Mexico. And finally a Valentine’s Day dance was the beginning of the end for Carla Walker, but thanks to efforts by Paul Holes, her killer was found and sent to prison. This murder lead to the “Carla Walker Act” to make sure there is federal funding for DNA testing in cold cases. 💬 Text Ruby & Mel HERE! Support the showMusic by audionautix.com: Jason ShawAll individuals mentioned in this podcast are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The information presented is based on publicly available sources and is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. We make every effort to ensure accuracy, but details may vary as new information becomes available.This podcast does not condone or glorify criminal behavior. Our goal is to shed light on true events, promote awareness, and honor the victims and their families.