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The Freeway Phantom

Six young Black women and girls were killed in Washington, D.C. between April 1971 and September 1972. Press coverage at the time linked the deaths and gave the unidentified offender the name “Freeway Phantom.” The case remains unsolved. No one has ever been charged.

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Unanswered Questions
What links, beyond geography and timeframe, were officially drawn between the six cases?
What forensic re-examination, if any, has been conducted in recent decades?
What case materials remain accessible to researchers and family members today?