The 1989 Unsolved Murder Of Sonya Moore

In November of 1989, fourteen year old Sonya Moore left her New Hampshire home and never returned, despite having a very important courthouse meeting scheduled for the next day. Months passed, when in April of 1990, a motorist spotted something floating in a body of water in a nearby wildlife preserve, and it was discovered to be the body of missing Sonya Moore. Sonya's killer has never been found, 35 years later.

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