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In Placer County, California in 1984,

a couple on their way to Lake Tahoe for a day of relaxation notices a suspicious fire.

Stopping to investigate, they discover the body of a young woman and find their way to a phone to call police.

The body was smoldering on what was left of a large bonfire,

as Deputy Stephen Frick arrived on the scene.

She was blonde, probably early to mid teens.

I believe one of her legs had burned off below the knee and was resting on the ground beside her.

One third of on-murder cases in America remain open.

Each one is called a cold case.

And only 1% are ever soft.

This is one of those rare cases.

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The woman had obviously been murdered.

There was evidence of duct tape on her mouth and wrists.

Her features, her face, had been effectively erased to make identifying the girl by sight,

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