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Chicago resident Nancie Carolyn Walker loved to dance. She was the captain of her high school cheerleading team, studied accounting at Columbia College and later opened up a yoga and jazzercise studio and bought five residential buildings. The 55-year-old entrepreneur disappeared on Jan. 28, 2003, and seven weeks later her dismembered remains were discovered in three contractor bags on the Bishop Ford Highway. She had been strangled. 
Seven months earlier, on June 12, 2002, the strangled body of Gwendolyn Williams was found behind a Dollar Store in Chicago. Williams mother died before she ever found out what happened to her 44-year-old daughter.  ....

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