A long-unidentified victim has been named in a decades-old crime. The case originated in Kern County and involved a young woman from Fresno. Details about the identification are available from local news sources.
The case is notable for its age, with nearly 50 years having passed since the incident. Further information can be found through ABC13 Houston, which reported on the development in the case.
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