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On November 15, 1971, an 18-year-old Howard University student named Brenda Denise Woodard was found dead along Route 202 in Maryland, her coat pocket containing a chilling note signed “Free-way Phantom.” The message linked her death to four earlier abductions of young Black girls and foreshadowed a sixth, creating one of the longest-running unsolved serial cases in the nation’s capital.
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