Lucille G. Boyd, 75, was killed in Richmond, Virginia, on January 1, 1996, one of at least thirteen elderly women murdered in the city’s West End between 1990 and 1996 in what became known as the Golden Years Murders. Victims in the series were women living alone, aged 55 to 89, and were either stabbed or strangled, prompting widespread fear and heightened security measures in the community.

In 2000, 51-year-old Leslie Burchart, who had previously been sentenced to life for killing three homeless men, confessed while in custody for trespassing to the murders of four of the women, including Boyd. Questions about the extent of his responsibility and whether other perpetrators were involved have persisted. The majority of the killings from that period remain officially unsolved.

Did anyone in Richmond at the time have information about Boyd’s routines, neighbors, or unusual activity around January 1, 1996?