Our card this week is Cassandra Jones, the queen of clubs from Kansas.

In 1998, 20-year-old Cassandra vanished from the home that she and her mother shared

in Wichita, Kansas.

Only to be found months later, her body discarded on the side of the road.

For the past two decades, investigators have thrown everything they can think of at her

case, trying to untangle the twisted web of mysteries that her killer left behind.

I'm Ashley Flowers and this is The Deck.

It was nearly 5 p.m. on March 31, 1999, and a couple who will call David and Melissa were

out driving in rural Sedgwick County, Kansas.

They weren't too far out in the boonies like they were just a few miles north of Wichita,

but it certainly felt like they were far removed from civilization because they were on a dirt

road surrounded by nothing but fields and long lines of trees.

So Blatter Full, David decided this would be a good place to get out and use the restroom.

He and Melissa just pulled over to the side of the road where there was a break in the

mile-long road of trees and hedges.

David hopped out of the car and then he saw something that made him freeze.

In front of him, lying beside the hedgerow was what appeared to be a severely decomposed

body.

David quickly jumped back in the car and feverishly drove a few miles up the road to the nearest

city, Park City, while he told Melissa what he had found.

When they arrived, they were able to find a deputy on duty to follow them back to the

scene.

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