On the morning of Sunday, September 13th, 1992, 27 year old Susan Tarasquix was working an overnight shift at one of the country's busiest airports. She was the baggage supervisor for Northwest Airlines at Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts.

Earlier in her shift, Susan offered to go pick up sandwiches

for some of her overnight crew members.

She pulled away from the airport grounds

and her sky-blue Toyota Tursel sometime around midnight.

The next morning, on Monday, September 14th, a manager for Bravo Automotive located almost four miles from Logan Airport in the town of Revere

headed into work around 730.

He noticed a vehicle in the service center's parking lot with what appeared to be blood dripping from the trunk.

When police arrived, they discovered the brutally beaten body of a young woman inside the

trunk of a sky-blue Toyota car.

It was Susan Tarascoitz.

Police first thought Susan's murder

to be a random act of violence,

but soon the investigation revealed a much deeper conspiracy.

Was Susan a target?

It's been 30 years since Susan's murder, and nobody has been held responsible, but investigators believe

somebody out there knows what happened. I'm Kylie Lowe and this is the case of

Susan Tarascoix on Dark Down East. Susan Tarascoix, often called Sue, grew up in Saugus, Massachusetts with her sister, brother, and her parents,

Ron and Marlene.

Her friends and family say she was feisty, but also just as warm and compassionate. In her high school years, she loved roller

skating, running track, and art. She was remembered as a kind and quiet student at Saugus High School where she graduated in 1983.

She had a love for the Charles Schultz character Snoopy and collected memorabilia that filled

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