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The Missing Sodder Children (West Virginia, 1945)
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A fire broke out at the Sodder family home. George and Jennie Sodder escaped with four of their children—but five children never emerged. The official explanation claimed they perished in the blaze, yet no remains were found. Over the decades, the Sodders received mysterious letters and reported sightings suggesting the children might still be alive.
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A fire broke out at the Sodder family home. George and Jennie Sodder escaped with four of their children—but five children never emerged. The official explanation claimed they perished in the blaze, yet no remains were found. Over the decades, the Sodders received mysterious letters and reported sightings suggesting the children might still be alive.
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On August 23, 1992, 21-year-old Tammy Zywicki’s car broke down on I-80 in Illinois. Witnesses reported seeing a truck driver pull over. Tammy was last seen alive next to her stranded vehicle; her body was found days later in Missouri, wrapped in a blanket, with multiple stab wounds. Investigators suspected a long-haul trucker due to the interstate setting and witness accounts. The case drew national attention, but no suspect has been definitively charged.…
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