December 10th, 1971.

Middlebury, Vermont.

18-year-old Lynn Schulci is preparing to take one of her final exams at Middlebury College.

While walking to the exam with her friends, Len remembers that she

has forgotten her pen and returns to her dorm room to retrieve it. Lynn never shows up for the

exam and vanishes without a trace. The case has forgotten about

for over 40 years until an unlikely connection is made between Lynn's

disappearance and one of the most sensational crime stories of the modern era.

After that, the trail went cold. Oh, uh, and uh, and uh, uh, and uh, uh, uh, Hello everyone and welcome to the trail went cold. I am your host Robin Warder and today I will be presenting our podcast Second Minnesode.

As you may or may not know, the Trail Went Cold has officially become a weekly podcast and we are now alternating between our regular

feature length episodes and 10 to 15 minute minisodes.

These are reserved for cold cases which don't have the material for our standard 30 to 40 minute episode,

but have enough interesting details to discuss in a shorter minisode.

We feel this is a good way to deliver weekly content to our listeners and provide exposure for more cold cases.

Today I'm going to be discussing a strange unsolved cold case which is nearly 45 years old

and was very cold for a long time until it recently made headlines again for an unexpected reason.

I previously featured this case in an article I wrote for List First.com titled

Ten Creepy Unsolved Mysteries from College Campuses, which was originally

published in June 2013. But before we get started, just a quick reminder that the trail

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