For decades, investigators and sleuths were unable to crack the case of two women murdered while camping at a national park in 1996. Now, things have taken a radical turn as the FBI says a new round of tests has identified the perpetrator and solved this grim cold case. The bureau made the announcement on Thursday, nearly 30 years after the murders at Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park. In May 1996, Laura Winans and Julianne Williams were killed at a campsite near the Skyland Resort. Their throats were slashed, according to The Associated Press. Their bodies were not found until a week later,…
