In the fall of 1986, a sense of unease began to creep into the community of Suitland, Maryland, as a series of brutal killings targeting young African-American women unfolded. Among the victims was 26-year-old Juanita Marie Walls. Her life was cut tragically short, leaving a family to grieve and a community fearful of a predator in their midst. Walls was last seen on October 30, 1986, when she left her Washington, D.C. apartment to attend a birthday party. She never arrived, and a period of anxi
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