Ronda Morrison was a young woman who became widely known due to her tragic murder in 1981. She was a 20-year-old employee at a local Alabama department store when she was found dead in the store's restroom. The case garnered significant media attention and raised concerns about safety in public spaces. The investigation into Ronda's murder led to the arrest of several suspects, but it remained unsolved for many years. In 2000, DNA evidence linked the crime to a man named Tommy Lee Andrews, who was subsequently convicted. Ronda's case highlighted the importance of forensic science in solving cold cases.