On January 2, 1992, Mary Ann Holloman, a 39-year-old white woman, moved through Manhattan in a world where quick exchanges and hard luck often blurred together. In accounts later tied to the case, she was described as living with addiction and doing whatever work she could find, including sewing customized lingerie for dancers, while also doing sex work—circumstances that placed her in constant proximity to strangers and danger.
That winter night ended in violence. Investigators would
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