February 19th, 1971.

Sumter County, Florida.

The body of a young woman is found floating beneath a bridge in Lake Panasovky.

She has been strangled to death with a belt, but in spite of some intriguing clues, the

victim cannot be identified and becomes known as Little Miss Panasovky.

Four decades later, investigators explore the possibility that she may have originally

healed from Greece and was murdered after traveling to the US, but the identities of Little

Miss Panasovky and her killer remain unknown.

After that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder and we're going to explore a pair of cases involving unidentified

murder victims.

Little Miss Panasovky and the Sumter County Does.

It's been a while since I've covered a case involving an unidentified deceitant, but

since these types of stories sometimes don't have a lot of material to talk about, I'm

going to be covering two separate cases on today's episode.

I know that I've received a couple of requests to cover the Sumter County Does case involving

a young man and woman who were found murdered in South Carolina, but I thought it would

be a good idea to combine their story with the Little Miss Panasovky case.

Not only were both these cases featured on episodes of Unsaw Mysteries, but in an odd coincidence,

Little Miss Panasovky's body was discovered in an entirely different Sumter County located

in Florida.

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