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This week's episode of Who Killed with Melissa Lee of the Victimology Podcast.

On April 28, 1979, Christina White disappeared.

Her family, the community, and law enforcement searched, but to date have never found any answers

why a young vibrant girl suddenly went missing. Jackie Nichols with the Asotan County Sheriff's

Office has spent years now trying to piece together that mystery that unfolded on April 28,

1979, right here on the streets of Asotan.

Detective Nichols has hope for these cases.

She wants to look into the evidence collected at the crime scene of Christina Nelson and Brandy Miller for the possibility of DNA.

But she says that's a long ruling process.

She will keep fighting until these cases are solved.

Now, if you have any information on anything involving these cases, she says to call their 24-hour dispatch line at 509-758-2331.

Hello and welcome to episode 66 of Who Kill?

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