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Investigators are planning reach out to D.C. residents for help and ask, “'Hey, did you know Niecey?'” Shankster said. “Did you know her in the summer of 1998? Do you know who she was hanging out with? Was she dating someone? Did she have enemies?”
The Charles County Sheriff’s Office is working with D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department, and they have some new leads, officials said.
“Now that we have a wealth of information, we feel energetic about it — optimistic, for sure, and working with the Metropolitan Police Department, I think we’re going in the right direction,” said Detective Sgt. John Elliott.
A lot has changed in the part of Bel Alton where Williams’ body was found. Trees and brush were cut, and the old house was torn down. The commitment to closing the cold case remains the same, officials said.
“We never stop pursuing justice for our victims,” an investigator said.
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The Charles County Sheriff’s Office is working with D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department, and they have some new leads, officials said.
“Now that we have a wealth of information, we feel energetic about it — optimistic, for sure, and working with the Metropolitan Police Department, I think we’re going in the right direction,” said Detective Sgt. John Elliott.
A lot has changed in the part of Bel Alton where Williams’ body was found. Trees and brush were cut, and the old house was torn down. The commitment to closing the cold case remains the same, officials said.
“We never stop pursuing justice for our victims,” an investigator said.
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Cold case breakthrough: Investigators identify woman found killed on Maryland farm in 1998
Twenty-five years ago, a woman was found dead on an abandoned farm in Charles County, Maryland. She had been murdered. Investigators had no idea who she was, and she remained a Jane Doe for more than two decades. Finally, we know her name: LaQuanda Denise Williams. That mystery finally began to...
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