Synopsis
"Who Killed These Women?" is an intense examination into the largest unsolved mass shooting in modern day America today. On Feb 2, 2008 a killer executed five women inside a Lane Bryant department store in suburban Chicago. One person managed to survive as she shifted her head at the last second as the bullet grazed her neck.
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