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In 1976 Judith Alter was brutally attacked in her own home on Rustic Circle in Huntsville, AL. Although the killer was never caught, the evidence points to one person. Join longtime friends, Mark and Lisa, as they discuss the historic Huntsville murder and the person most likely responsible.
Sources: Wicked North Alabama by Jacquelyn Procter Reeves, Huntsville Times, The Tennesseean, Chatanooga Dailey Times, The Baldwin Times, Fairhope Courier.
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