On June 11, 1963, 18-year-old Linda Kay Britton left her home in Cambridge, Ohio to mail a letter. She was never seen again after this and it's believed foul play is involved in her case.
Linda is a white female and was 18-years-old at the time. She's 5'1" and 98 lbs. She had shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes. She was wearing bright orange pants, a white hooded jacket, and pink framed eyeglasses.
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Ohio Attorney General's Office
The Times Recorder June 21, 1963
In 1577 an unknown "wayfaring" woman died and was buried at the St. Mary The Virgin Churchyard in Chislet, Kent, England. There is little information in this case.
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Helen Rowland is ignoring her husband, Henry, and spends most of her time at social events. Henry makes a deal with a young clergyman John sterling. The deal was that he would give him financial assistance for his missionary cause in the slums if Helen becomes interested in it. John then convinces Helen into doing some mission work. Helen becomes more than interested in it and even tells her husband that she was in love with John. Henry is jealous and tells John that she is so disgusted with him. In order to change Helen's feelings, John pretends to be drunk and succeeds. Henry admits to the wife of his schemes, but he did it because he loved her. This was when Helen realized she loved him all along.
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For six Fridays in a row between February and March of 2015, the Invercargill Splash Palace in Invercargill, New Zealand would fall victim to a code brown. A pool pooper would leave their marks in the pools. One day even hit three of the pools in three hours.
There was no evidence of who the pool pooper could have been. The park saw many people a day and their CCTV just wasn't good enough to catch something like that. It could be that not all the code browns were caused by one person. Some theorize it was a kid with stomach issues too embarrassed to speak up. It's likely no one will speak up about who had done this and will remain a mystery.
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News Hub March 21, 2015
New Zealand Herald July 28, 2015
Southland Times July 30, 2015
On June 5, 1971, 12-year-old Debra Pscholka went to a movie on 6th St. in Corona, California (the theater is no longer there). She was caught smoking by staff and asked to leave around 8:15 p.m. She left alone telling her friends she would be at the park. She was never seen again after this. It's unknown if she made it to the park, but it's believed that she had been abducted.
At the time Debra was a 7th-grade student at Corona Jr. High. She had no history of running away from home.
Debra is a white female and was 12-years-old at the time. She was 5'6" and 125 lbs. She has brown hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a green and yellow striped blouse and Levi jeans.
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State of California Department of Justice
On January 11, 1919, someone (gender unstated) died from the Spanish Influenza during the epidemic. There is little information in this case. They were buried at Home of Peace Cemetary in Alexandria, Virginia between Beckie Huss and Beatrice Rosenburg.
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On June 3, 1936, a transient man died at the hospital in Albany, Oregon. His cause of death may have been caused by acute alcoholism.
John Doe was a white male around 50-years-old.
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