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EARLY LIFE: Malakia “Kia” Zali Logan was born on August 1, 1979 to parents Richard and Bernetta Logan. Her father was the mayor of Saluda, a small town in South Carolina, and her mother was a teacher at a local middle school. Kia was a third grade student at Merrywood Elementary School. She lived with
EARLY LIFE: Tracy Lynn Kirkpatrick was born on June 9, 1971 to parents Bill and Diane. She was the third of four children, which also included her sisters, Angie and Deonda, and brother, Jack. While Tracy was born in East Liverpool, Ohio, the family would later relocate to Point of Rocks, Maryland. Those who knew
DISAPPEARANCE & DISCOVERY: 15-year-old Alice Lezan of Franklin Township, New Jersey was last seen on September 26, 1969. The grade 10 student at Franklin High School had decided to skip classes for the day and make the two hour bus trip to the Port Authority bus terminal located at 625 8th Avenue in Manhattan, New
EARLY LIFE: Caralyn Aubrey King was born on December 28, 1974. Her mother, Kathy King, was a single parent who was living on welfare and finishing up the last of her university degree, and her father was unemployed and not in the picture. While an only child at first, her family would later grow to
EARLY LIFE: Angel Carlick was born on June 11, 1988 in Dease Lake, British Columbia as a member of the Kaska Dena First Nation. Her family, which included her mother, Wendy, and her brother, Alex, resided in Good Hope Lake, British Columbia, where Wendy supported them by working three jobs. Despite Alex becoming upset over
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