A decades-old crime in Amarillo has been solved, according to recent reports. The case involves the murder of a woman whose body was found in a park.
The woman's body was discovered by children playing in the park, and she was partially naked. This incident occurred nearly 30 years ago.
Further details about the case and its resolution are available from FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the solving of the brutal murder and rape of the Amarillo woman.
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