For those of us who try to keep this thread active, I have a thought brought on by a recent podcast. First of all, I would love to see someone do a podcast of Shondra's case. Can anyone reading here guide that into becoming reality?
I have been listening to the Knock Knock podcast about the unsolved murders of Betty Jones and Katherine Criglar in Starkville, MS back in the early 90's. They have a DNA sample and a profile has been developed of the killer. It has never had a match in the CODIS database. The Starkville police chief is heading up an effort to convince our lawmakers to vote in allowing a familial DNA search for familial matches as some other states have allowed. That way, even if the killer has never been convicted of other crimes and is not in the database, another family member might have and it will be a trail to follow. Other cases have been solved thanks to this new familial search of CODIS.
I just was thinking about this case in relation to that and how familial DNA could solve it if there is sufficient DNA left behind by Shondra's killer.
I really hope this case is solved someday soon.