For 12 long years, the murder of a young hospital worker went unsolved.

Police had their suspicions but little proof.

But an old used tissue told a story far better than any eyewitness.

From the moment she was born, Laura Wynn was fighting the odds.

She weighed one pound and 14 ounces, three months premature.

But she was so determined to live that she made it. And they took her home, and she was blind in one eye from the incubator at that time.

And she also had a paralysis on her right side.

As Laura grew up in Poplar Bluff, Missouri,

she slowly overcame these physical challenges

and emerged as a gifted student.

She worked that paralysis nearly completely out, and she never let that disability blindness

ever hold her back from her desires of what she wanted to be and what she wanted to do.

Laura's dream was to work in health care, to help others as she had been helped.

And she achieved that by becoming a hospital pharmacy technician.

Oh, she's a sweetheart.

The people that she associated with there were pretty much her friends,

as well as her coworkers.

Nice girl, Nice girl.

Nice girl.

Laura's friends looked out for her professionally and personally.

And when she didn't show up for work one morning, they called her mother.

So her mother said, well, I'll go down and check and see, you know.

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