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Hey everyone, I’ve been digging into Sherivon Wooten's case and something that's been on my mind is the police investigation back in the late '60s. It's really intriguing yet frustrating how they connected the dots to link her case with the other Miami Strangler victims. My heart goes out to Sherivon's family and to all the victims’ loved ones—can’t imagine the pain they've endured all these years without answers or justice. What stands out to me is that the killer seemed to have such an intentional pattern with these crimes. Wooten's murder was blamed on this serial killer due to the way her body was found, a tragic consistency with the other cases. How did the police initially realize the connections? Was it the way these victims were posed or perhaps the manner of entry? I wonder how crime scene analysis during that era impacted the investigation and if something got missed that could have cracked the case, especially since Calvin Jones Jr. was questioned yet nothing stuck. Does anyone have insights or additional resources you could share regarding forensic methods from the '60s? We're all hoping for closure, and maybe understanding these past investigative steps could offer a new angle. Thoughts?
