Hi, park enthusiasts. I'm your host, Delia Diambra. And the case I'm going to tell you about today

takes place in Pine Mountain State Resort Park in southeastern Kentucky. According to a website for

Kentucky State Parks, this recreation space is located near the city of Pineville and overlooks

another beautiful public land called the Kentucky Ridge State Forest.

Visitors come here for activities including hiking, sightseeing, bird watching, and swimming.

The park is roughly 1,500 acres in size or so and is home to a variety of tree species and wildlife.

As well as an archaeological site known as the Rock Hotel, which is a big shelter

made of sandstone that prehistoric Native American people once lived in. In the summer of

1990, a young woman jogging in this park came face to face with someone determined to shatter

the quiet serenity of this landscape with unimaginable violence.

The law enforcement investigation that followed was swift, but to this day the identity of

the perpetrator or perpetrators and their motive for the crime remains an enigma.

Perhaps, though, with this broadcast, that could change.

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I'm Around noon on Thursday, August 16th, 1990, a woman named Janice Bailey was at her family's home in Greasy Creek, Kentucky,

waiting for her 21-year-old daughter, Jennifer Bailey, to return from running errands around town

and going for a jog. Janice had last heard from Jennifer around 10.55 a.m. And so now that

had been a little while without any word from her, Janice was beginning to get concerned.

She knew her daughter was very punctual and usually called if she was going to be running late.

According to reporting by Eric Gregory for the Lexington Herald Leader and coverage by Medium.com,

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