In the autumn of 1991, the life of a 37-year-old African American woman named Regina Okoh was tragically cut short. A resident of Algiers, a community across the Mississippi River from the heart of New Orleans, she was a mother to three children. Her path had not always been easy, and she had encountered struggles that led to a history of arrests for prostitution.
On November 21, 1991, a grim discovery was made in the neighboring suburb of Harvey, Louisiana. Near St. Joseph Street, Regina
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