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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
DISCOVERY: On February 12, 1988, two children were in the area around Kaiser Road and Old Perkins Road in Millen, Jenkins County, Georgia when they noticed a brown vehicle parked by some nearby dumpsters. According to the two, within the vehicle were two middle-aged individuals, one of which was crying out for “my baby”. Both
*UPDATE: The Pulaski County Jane Doe has been identified as Karen Kay Knippers.* DISCOVERY: At 8:47am on the morning of May 25, 1981, two men in Dixon, Pulaski County, Missouri were searching Mill Creek for gravel when they came upon the the partially submerged body of a deceased female. Found within the shallow water at the
DISCOVERY: John Doe’s remains were located along Cobb Creek Parkway in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania on February 3, 1989. The area is just south of Springfield Avenue. AUTOPSY: An autopsy was performed upon John Doe’s body being brought in for examination, where it was determined he had died approximately two days prior. Aside from saying
DISCOVERY: On April 18, 1985, the partial skeletal remains of an unidentified female were located in a field along Cooley Road, located in rural southeastern Clay County, Missouri. The only remains found were her skull and a few other bones, including numerous teeth. Two bullets were also recovered from the scene. The area where the
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