The Town That Dreaded Sundown Page #6

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in these swamps.

Texarkana today still looks

pretty much the same.

And if you should ask people

here on the streets

what they believed happened

to the phantom killer,

most would say

that he is still living here...

and is walking free.

Captain J.D. Morales never stopped

looking for the phantom killer.

He returned to Laredo, Texas

in that same year

and kept searching and digging

for evidence for the next decade

in this, one of America's

most baffling cases.

Today, he's retired

from the Texas Rangers

and makes his home

in Dallas, Texas.

Chief Sullivan was reelected

for three more terms.

Retired and died in 1970.

Sheriff Barker also was

reelected for several terms

and never stopped working

on the case until his death in 1966.

Mrs. Reed recovered

and is living a normal life today

in Texarkana, Arkansas.

Sammy Fuller and Linda Mae Jenkins

moved away from Texarkana.

At this time,

their whereabouts is not known.

Deputy Sheriff Norman Ramsey

served all of his adult life

as a fine peace officer

of Miller County, Arkansas.

He died in 1973.

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