51 Murders: Making the Case for a Serial Killer in Chicago by John W. Fountain published on 2020-12-31T14:24:40Z Over two semesters, journalism students at Roosevelt University conducted a working investigative reporting project on the unsolved strangulation murders of at least 51 Chicago women over two decades. More than three-quarters of these women are African American, according to the Murder Accountability Project, a nonprofit research organization based in Alexandria, Virginia. Professor John W. Fountain and students talk about their project early on with hosts of the Chicago Popo Report on WLS: Private Investigator, Paul Ciolino and Lupe Aguirre, a police officer and private attorney. www.unforgotten51.com Genre Storytelling
