NY- Valley Stream, Deborah Lee Smith, known SW, shot to death, Aug 1984

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On August 24th 1984. The body of 20 year old Deborah Lee Smith was found wrapped in a blanket near Valley Ave in NY. She had been shot in the head and chest with a high caliber weapon. Smith was a known sex worker who apparently mostly worked in the Manhattan area. I cant find much else on her unfortunately.

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Deborah Lee Smith

Clipping found in Newsday (Suffolk Edition) published in Melville, New York on 8/31/1984. Deborah Lee Smith
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