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Up next, even police have to admit this killer has left nothing to chance.

He is methodical and playing head games with law enforcement.

And he's determined that his victim never be identified.

It brought tears to my eyes to see that someone had been so tortured.

A photo was released, and soon the general public is on the case. to see that someone had been so tortured.

A photo was released, and soon the general public is on the case.

So we ended up on web sleuths, a place where a lot of armchair detectives, a lot of internet sleuths,

a lot of true crime enthusiasts go.

They were able to identify her.

So now we know who this body belongs to. It was just a shot in the dark and it worked out.

The On an April afternoon in 1998, a couple driving in rural south central Utah, made a discovery that would consume local law enforcement for more

than two decades. It was a spring day where husband and wife are driving along. They

observe something off the side of the highway. It looked suspicious to them, so they stopped

to see what it was.

And that's when they located the body.

The female victim was wrapped in plastic, tied with rope and duct tape,

rolled up in a child's play mat and stuffed into a sleeping bag.

The cause of death was a single execution-style gunshot to the head.

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