The murder of Julie Goldberg is a crime that has haunted the small town of Weston, Florida, for decades. On July 30, 1992, Julie's body was found in a remote area of the Everglades, just north of the city. The investigation into her murder was launched, and detectives quickly discovered that Julie had been strangled to death. As the investigation continued, detectives learned that Julie had been last seen alive at a local convenience store, where she had made a phone call to a friend. The friend reported that Julie had been acting strangely and had mentioned a mysterious person who had been following her. The case took a strange turn when detectives discovered a cryptic phone call made to Julie's family after her death. The caller claimed to have information about Julie's murder, but the call was later determined to be a hoax. Despite this setback, detectives continued to follow leads and gather evidence. In 2006, DNA evidence was collected from the crime scene, but it did not match anyone in the national database. The case remains unsolved, and the killer is still at large. The investigation has been marked by numerous twists and turns, including a suspicious suspect who was later cleared of involvement. The case has also been the subject of extensive media coverage, with many outlets questioning the handling of the investigation. Today, the case of Julie Goldberg's murder remains one of the most baffling unsolved crimes in Florida's history.