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You won't want to miss an episode. You are listening to the already gone podcast sharing stories of a missing, the

murdered, the mysterious, and the lost. Today we have three stories, three cases of young women who were taken before their time, three women whose remains

were discovered in rural areas, women who were murdered in a show of power and cruelty, not for money or revenge, but because someone saw an opportunity

and they took it.

Come with me to September 1981.

When Anne Dora Gazzi lived and worked at Camp Dearborn, a location that may be familiar to you if you grew up in the Detroit area.

Our other victims, the ones that come later, they're still in high school at this point.

Teenage girls doing what teenage girls do, dreaming of a future and of happiness, that they

won't have time to meet.

Camp Dearborn is an interesting place with an interesting history.

And for that we return to 1948.

When Dearborn Mayor Orville Hubbard purchased the Lakefront and Riverfront property in Milford as a recreation area to be used by those who live in the City of Dearborn.

In the last 70 years the property has changed and improved.

There is still access to the Huron River for canoes and kayaks.

Now there are cabins, places to park your RV or camper, bike trails which lead you through the park to the charming city of Milford and its inviting downtown.

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