On September 4, 1982, 15-year-old Karen Stitt was having a late-night with her boyfriend in Sunnyvale, California. The two were having fun playing video games at the 7-Eleven and then went to Golfland.
Around 12:30 Karen was dropped off near the bus stop on El Camino Real and South Wolfe Rd. She planned to catch the #22 to get home in Palo Alto. She never arrived at the bus stop and never got the chance to go home.
The next day a delivery man found Karen's nude body. She had been tied up with her own clothes and stabbed 60 times. It isn't stated whether or not she was sexually assaulted. She had been thrown over a four-foot-high wall.
A Mechanic working that night stated that he saw a strange truck parked in the area that Karen was found. It had it's parking lamps on. The truck was a white old fashion panel truck that had a stripe on the side and a rectangular bumper sticker.
SOURCES:
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/04/10/clues-from-public-sought-in-1982-sunnyvale-cold-case-murder-of-palo-alto-teen/
A Mechanic working that night stated that he saw a strange truck parked in the area that Karen was found. It had it's parking lamps on. The truck was a white old fashion panel truck that had a stripe on the side and a rectangular bumper sticker.
SOURCES:
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/04/10/clues-from-public-sought-in-1982-sunnyvale-cold-case-murder-of-palo-alto-teen/
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