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DNA could crack a notorious Florida cold case

Por: Orlando Sentinel Crime February 05, 2023

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SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — The Walkers’ wood frame cottage stood plain and white, surrounded by pasture land and hardwood forest. There in tiny Osprey, on the southern tip of the vast Palmer Ranch, the family’s nearest neighbor was half a mile away. As daylight broke on Dec. 20, 1959, half a dozen lawmen stood in the living room and stared down in silence. Christine lay barefoot, bruised and bloody, her pink flowered dress pulled up, her slips... + full article



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