August 2, 2021 | By Hayley Simonson This story is part of a collaborative project between Project: Cold Case and a University of North Florida Journalism class. Situated on Jacksonville’s Eastside sits a Victorian house, once the location of Solomon family holidays. Tables of homemade food and desserts filled the house. There were only two rules for visitors: get along or leave, and eat something. Angela Carol Solomon Raymond, a mother of four and the only girl out of seven brothers, had long, dark, brown hair and was around five feet tall with green eyes. She was a firecracker with a goofy personality, noticeable instantly upon her arrival. Her time at the Victorian home was spent playfully trying to get under her brothers’ skin while making sure her own kids were happy. Sounds of laughter grew faint in that home over two decades ago after Angela was found strangled to death behind the Ramona Flea Market in Jacksonville, Florida. She was 38 at the time, and her murder... Read More