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You are listening to the Already gone podcast sharing stories of the missing, the murdered,

the mysterious, and the lost. Tuesday, December 9th, 1997, 23-year-old Lainey Gwinner meets up with friends at a local bowling alley.

She shot a few rounds of pool, had a couple of beers, and left just after midnight, headed

to her boyfriend's nearby apartment. Laini won't arrive.

In fact, she'll never be seen alive again.

As the year drew to a close, Alana, Laini, Gwynner had a lot to be happy about.

A University of Cincinnati student who was working her way through school.

She was pleased to learn that she did well on a particularly difficult exam,

and she'd just receive news of a promotion from her employer.

Laney worked at Telco, a communications company in Blue Ash, Ohio, one of Cincinnati's northern

suburbs.

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