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DISCOVERY: At 6:40pm on October 10, 1973, Lebanon County deputy game protectors Lloyd Pfautz and Richard Bucks were patrolling State Route 443 near Jonestown, Pennsylvania when they smelt what they believed to be a poached and decaying deer. As poaching was an issue in the area, they pulled over and wandered into the woods. They
EARLY LIFE: Lori Lee Kasprick was born in 1961. One of seven kids, her upbringing was difficult. Her mother wasn’t always around, and according to her brother, Rick, their father struggled to raise the children by himself. The Kasprick family lived in Winnipeg and Vogar, Manitoba before relocating to Hilliard, Alberta. Despite being a happy-go-lucky
EARLY LIFE: Jamie Michelle Fraley was born on March 5, 1986 in Gaston County, North Carolina. From the onset, she was someone who defied the odds. She was a sickly newborn who many believed wouldn’t live past the age of one, but she did. She was later diagnosed with bipolar and anxiety disorders. She took
*Last Updated – July 6, 2025* DISCOVERY: On the evening of August 24, 1982, a couple were mushroom hunting at Gambrills State Park, in the Catochin Mountains, when they came across a steamer trunk a few feet from a gravel roadway. Curious as to its contents, they used a rock to open the trunk and
EARLY LIFE: Dean Marie Peters was born on September 24, 1966 to Mary Petes and Duane Pyle. She and her younger brother, William, lived in California with their parents until they divorced, after which the children moved to Michigan with Mary and her new husband, John Peters. Duane stayed in California and remarried. According to
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