
The Open Door at Midnight: The Brutal Unsolved Murder of Judith Ann Roberts | Podcast
Stories of the SupernaturalShow Notes
The air in Miami was thick enough to drink, and palm tree fronds swayed sluggishly. Heat rose off the sidewalks in shimmering waves as six-year-old Judith Ann Roberts laughed in the cool, turquoise waters of the Venetian Pool in Coral Gables. Her three-year-old sister Betty splashed beside her. This idyllic scene would soon be cast in shadow that has yet to be lifted.
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