Michigan 1987 Cold Case Solved — Only a Monster Would Do This

In February 1987, Roxanne Wood said goodbye to her husband after a night out. She was 30 years old, looking forward to the future, and had no idea that this would be the last normal night of her life.
What happened inside her home would leave a family devastated and a small Michigan community searching for answers for decades. The truth would remain buried for 35 years.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedAfter 35 years, police solved the 1987 murder of Roxanne Wood in Niles, Michigan. While suspicion long fell on her husband, Terry Wood, forensic genetic genealogy and a university research project eventually identified the true killer as Patrick Gilliam, a convicted sex offender. Gilliam was arrested in 2022 and sentenced to a minimum of 23 years in prison.
