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EARLY LIFE: Amber Rene Hagerman was born to Richard Hagerman and Donna Whitson on November 25, 1986. The eldest of two children, she had a younger brother named Ricky. According to her loved ones, Amber was a fun-loving child who was full of life. She liked being active, and was known to enjoy riding her
DISCOVERY: On January 30, 2007, the remains of a young man were located in a wooded area toward the rear of Joplin Street in Seat Pleasant, Prince George’s County, Maryland. The site is said to have been near an unnamed residence. AUTOPSY: Upon the body being brought in for examination, it was determined the deceased
DISCOVERY: During the late morning of June 16, 1974, a man and his two teenage children were searching for driftwood in a dense and swampy wooded area of Singer Island, located in North Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. At just before noon, they were along the eastern edge of the Intracoastal Waterway, just north
EARLY LIFE: Leah Anderson, of the Cree community of Gods Lake Narrows in Northern Manitoba, was known as a vibrant 15 year old. Despite she and her sisters having a difficult start in life, she remained resilient and tried her best to have a positive outlook on life. The foster care system was a constant
*This article initially stated that Wilma’s former husband, Donald Wellington, was still alive. It has since been corrected, based on information from her daughter, Krissi.* EARLY LIFE: Wilma June Nissen was born on October 19, 1954 in San Francisco, California to her parents, Charles and June Nissen. Abandoned by her mother when she was just
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