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I found my great-grandma Annie in the 1921 census on ancestry. I discovered she was widowed

in the First World War, living in York, raising six children

all by herself.

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more records free until the 9th of March. Terms apply. This episode is sponsored by Peoples for the

People. On Easter morning in 1994 at the D&W convenience store in the rural upstate New York town

of New Haven, 18-year-old Heidi Allen was

seen for the last time. Where was she taken? And why? Who was responsible? In the immediate

aftermath of Heidi Allen's kidnapping, police quickly identified Gary Tibodeau as the prime suspect,

and even though there was no physical or forensic evidence

and no eyewitnesses linking him to the crime, they were able to secure a conviction. As Gary sat in

prison, these central questions, where was Heidi and why was she taken, still lingered. This is the story

of a young girl taken and presumably murdered in the prime of her life. It is the story of a young girl taken and presumably murdered in the prime of her life.

It is the story of a justice system that can oftentimes fail the innocent people brought before it.

It is a story of violent men with drug money and scores to settle. And it is the story of police

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