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At about 1230 PM on Wednesday. on Wednesday, August 8th, 1984, a Bosky County Road

maintenance worker was traveling down a remote dirt country road that branches

off Texas State Highway 144, about three miles west of the county seat,

Meridian.

The man sat high in his truck and as he surveilled the roads for work that needed to be done, he discovered the body of a woman at the bottom of a small roadside cliff.

He quickly drove to notify the sheriff's office, who arrived at the scene not long after.

Sheriff's deputies combed the area for clues, while Bosky County Justice of the Peace

James Corpier inspected the young woman's body. The Alplay was certain at the get-go, the blindfold covering the young woman's eyes said as much.

This type of thing was unusual in Bosky County, not necessarily the discovery of a body, but the discovery of one so soon after another

that resembled the circumstances, less than five months before and only eight miles away, the body of a 13 year old girl,

Helen Marie Kilgore, was found, rolled up in a moving blanket and dumped on the side of another remote country road.

It appeared to Corpier that the subject of this new discovery had met a similar fate as

Helen, a gunshot wound to the head.

Peace Justice Corpier carefully looked over the deceased female.

She was fully clothed and wore shoes, but looked to have been barefooted at some point as the flesh on

her feet was lacerated and raw, perhaps as if she had attempted to flee for her life.

It looked like the body belonged to a young woman in her late teens or early 20s,

Corpier thought, and the reddish brunette looked to be about five feet seven inches tall.

On a right shoulder was a good clue, at least as far as her identity was concerned.

There was a tattoo of the name Dion.

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