How cold cases helped a detective ensure a serial rapist will never walk free
When a 13-year-old was raped on a rural road, she didn’t beg for herself — she begged her attacker to let her younger cousins go. Six years later, a detective going through cold cases ensured her attacker will never be free to do it again.
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