On February 19, 1991, the body of a 32-year-old Black/African American woman named Victoria Rhone was discovered inside a train in a Portland, Oregon rail yard. Her death was not from natural causes; she had been brutally strangled. The initial investigation revealed that she had been tied up with her killer's own shirt, a grim piece of evidence left at the scene of the crime. For a time, her murder, along with that of another woman, Rheena Ann Brunson, who had been killed a few months earlier,
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