And the Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, You're the man that saw her full as she was murdered?

Yes. man that saw her before she was murdered?

Yes, I was the one who seen her in the restaurant there at the truck stop.

And then I think her to get him to the cab over truck as it was late in the parking lot.

This is Bruce Jenkins.

In April of 1985, Bruce was working as a shift manager at Union 76 truck stop in Kentucky.

The red-headed woman we are discussing is known as the Knox County, Kentucky, Jane Doe.

And he was the last person who saw her alive.

When you saw her, and I know this was a long time ago,

so I know that he's working on memory.

But when you saw her, did you notice that she looked scared?

Oh, your impression.

But to be honest, I was managing the clutch stop at the time and the waitresses come over and

God said we've got a lot less ago that's more or less a prostitute. I went

and asked him I said what is she wearing and everything else?

And they called me.

So I went out back and stood outside and looked through the window to Watson.

She was sitting at a table by herself. He was talking to other drivers. One guy got up, walked

over and laid some money on the table and in roughly about five minutes went by. She got up and

dressed up on the money and and went towards the front and I thought okay she's

fixing to make her move and I'll catch her over at the side when she comes up the side

door so when I went around to the side waiting on him, she's run out the front, and I noticed the back end of a cabover truck sitting on the base on the cab over truck.

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