In the spring of 1977, a sense of unease settled over Alexandria, Virginia, as a series of violent crimes against women cast a shadow of fear across the community. Among the victims was Gladys Ross Bradley, a 27-year-old Black woman, whose life was cut short in a brutal act that would later be linked to a serial killer. A mother to a seven-year-old child, Bradley was separated from her husband and was described as a quiet and thoughtful person who was dedicated to her job at the Washington post
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