On January 4, 1981, the body of 43-year-old African American woman Jennie Morman was discovered in her apartment in Cleveland, Ohio. She had been strangled with a scarf, and her face was covered with two pillows. At the time, Morman's daughter was in a relationship with Reginald Perkins, who was later identified as a suspect in the case. Perkins had a history of violent crimes, including a prior conviction for rape. Despite being questioned by police, there was insufficient evidence to charge hi ...
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