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In 1985, Rima Traxler was 8 years old. She lived with her mother and younger brother in Longview, Washington.

Rima's mother, Dinell, and her stepfather, Rusty, were separating. Rusty had been the only father

Rima had known. He described her as a smart, independent girl who liked to play

with Barbies and draw unicorns. Dinell described her daughter as a mama's girl who liked riding

horses, wearing dresses, and having her hair braided. She also mentioned Rima's love of unicorns.

Dinell had run away from home as a teenager.

She met Carl Flandsberg, Rima's biological father,

while spending time in Alaska.

Rima was in the second grade at St. Helens Elementary School,

which only provided buses for children who lived farther than one mile from

the school. The school offered personal safety lessons each year, teaching kids not to talk to

strangers, and to report abusive or dangerous situations. Rima's mother had even taught her daughter

a code word in case she was ever approached by a stranger.

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