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Paula Godfrey graduated from Olathe North High School during the summer of 1984.

She was 19. Like the other graduates in her Eastern Kansas town of Overland Park,

Paula was looking for her first job. She didn't have the benefit of the internet, so Paula responded

to an ad in the help-wanted section of the local paper. Paula felt lucky that she was offered a

position. The prospective employer's name was John Robinson. He tells Paula that she'll need to

attend a training session out of town. Under that premise, John picks Paula up from her home on

August 23rd, 1984. The thing is, there was no training. And that was the last time Paula's

parents saw their daughter alive. One-third of all murder cases in America remain open.

Each one is called a Cold Case. And only 1% are ever solved. This is one of those cases.

From A&E, this is Cold Case Files, the podcast.

The story of Paula Godfrey's disappearance, one that spanned over two decades is horrifying on

its own. However, only four months later, another woman had an unfortunate encounter with John

Robinson. Mr. Robinson, it seems, had an ability to make young women disappear.

Lisa Stasi was also 19 and she had a five-month-old daughter named Tiffany. It was just the two of them

with no outside support. Lisa wanted the best for her baby, and so she looked for a job through a

local outreach group. Instead, Lisa found John. John was nice to Lisa. He offered her some

money and helped her find a place to stay, which in this case was a motel. Lisa checked into the

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