In the spring of 1977, a sense of unease settled over Alexandria, Virginia, as a series of violent deaths targeting young women cast a shadow of fear across the community. Among the victims was Jeanette M. McClelland, a 24-year-old white female with aspirations of becoming a journalist. She had recently completed her training as a graphics design proof-reader and was described by those who knew her as a quiet and thoughtful individual, serious about her work.
On the evening of Thursday, M
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