She's known as the 'forgotten victim' of the Texas Killing Fields. Now, DNA testing could help solve the 1989 murder of a young newlywed whose body was found along a League City highway.
On November 3, 1989, lawn crews found a 33-year-old newlywed dead under a bridge in League City, Texas. Police determined she had been strangled and sexually assaulted.
Her name was Cheryl Martin. Her death didn't make big headlines. She had been a prostitute at one time. But Cheryl had a family - a family who for 30 years, never knew what happened to her. Detectives on the case call Cheryl the "forgotten victim" of the Texas Killing Fields. Now, 33 years later, detectives believe they may have the unlikely murder weapon used to strangle Cheryl.has been working closely with League City Police to review the evidence before it gets retested for the killer's DNA. Plus, we hear from Cheryl's family in Maryland who knew her before her life began spiraling out of control in Texas.
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