Our card this week is Kimberly Ramer, the six of clubs from Florida. In 1997,

17-year-old Kimberly had big goals of getting out of her small town. She made

great grades was a star athlete and was well liked by her peers. heading into

her senior year she already had plans to go to college to become a physical therapist and

there was no question. She had the brains and the talent to do just that. It would take a

thief, a monster in the middle of the night to take that away from her.

And that's exactly what happened one August evening.

And her mother thinks she knows the true identity of this so far untraceable culprit. I'm Ashley to see. Oh, Kenny Ramer hadn't seen his daughter Kimberly who goes by Kim all weekend.

But that wasn't too weird. It was summertime, school was out.

Kim was a teenager heading into her senior year at op high school in Alabama. She was

independent and responsible enough to just do her own thing. Plus Kenny would

often spend the night over at his girlfriend's place, but usually their paths would cross at least once around the house.

But that hadn't happened this particular weekend.

After sleeping over at his girlfriend, he had gone back to the house at some point Saturday

August 16th to grab his golf clubs before heading out to play. Kim's car was

there but she was nowhere to be found. Then it hit him. She was supposed to sell magazines for a school fundraiser with her friend.

That friend had probably scooped Kim up and they were out and about doing that.

So Kenny left a note on the table and went about his day, not thinking much of it. But when he returned home

later that night the note was right there where he'd left it. No explanation

scribbled back in return and Kim's car was still in the driveway.

If she wasn't home yet, she probably decided to sleep over with that friend or maybe she ended

up back over at her mom's house for the night.

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