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The way I describe it is on a sunny, snowy day, Sarah would be up at six years of age, seven

years of age, eight years of age, and she'd be out doing runs on the hill, on the sled.

And I used to, mother, you're wet, you're going to school wet, wait till three o'clock in the

afternoon, you can wait till three o'clock.

She'd say, Mom, what if the sun comes

out and there's no snow? I gotta do it now. And she lived her life that way, her short little

life of nine years, in utter joy, completely loving life. And I guess that's the hardest part.

She loved life so much. And Barbara, you certainly don't have closure because you don't know where Sarah is.

Well, every investigator who's worked on the case feels without question that she was kidnapped

and murdered shortly after she was taken and her body disposed of so that we will never find it. So that that piece is reality to me.

But I think what we all share is that we would do anything. I speak for all of you that no parent or family or friends have to go through what we've

gone through.

That the justice system doesn't serve the victim and the victim's family.

This is a residential area in Wayland.

You've lived here six weeks.

Sarah has a bowl of jello.

Says, I'll see you later, Dad.

For the first time I'm going to walk without my dog because she was shy and she was getting brave. And on a very busy street. Did they have to work very hard to get her into that car? They figure about an hour. Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Who Killed? I'm your host Bill Huffman, and this is a Slow Burn Media, Evergreen Podcasts, and Killer Podcasts production.

And on this week's show, we'll be examining the case of the 1985 abduction of Sarah Pryor from Whalen, Massachusetts.

I would like to thank a listener for suggesting this story, as I've done episodes on the cases of Molly Bish and Holly Peranian, and the listener suggested I look into the case of Sarah Prior.

While doing so, I also found another case connected loosely to the prior case, and that is 16-year-old Kathy Malcamson. Kathy was on her way to work at the IGA supermarket when she was abducted,

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