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August 4, 1981. Toledo, Ohio.

Twenty-year-old Cindy Anderson shows up for her job as a legal secretary at a law firm.

Later that morning, Cindy's co-workers arrive at the locked office and are surprised to discover

that she is vanished. A romance novel is lying on Cindy's desk and is open to a page describing

a scene where a young woman is abducted. The case would contain many bizarre leads, including

some haunting graffiti, chilling anonymous phone calls, and drug activity involving an

attorney from Cindy's firm. But Cindy Anderson is never found. After that, the trail went cold.

The trail was a bit too cold.

The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold.

The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold.

The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold. The trail was a bit too cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of the Trail Went Cold. I'm your host Robin

Warder and today I will be covering a classic Unsolved Mysteries case, the 1981 disappearance

of Cindy Anderson. This is considered to be one of the more baffling missing persons

cases ever featured on the show. It's funny, but when the segment originally aired, Unsolved

Mysteries hyped it up as the story of a young woman who had a frightening premonition about

her own abduction. Apparently, in the year leading up to her disappearance, Cindy was plagued

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