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In 1974, two victims of murder were found after an anonymous tip led the police to their grave.
One of them was named Gustavous Lee Carmichael, a wanted criminal for armed robbery
The other, no one knows who she is. She used the alias "Lorraine Stahl".
There is are a few clues such as a telephone bill found with her, and a class ring found on her.

For nearly 50 years there has been a family out there who lost a sister, a mother who lost a daughter. This ring is the only clue we have right now. The telephone bill, those numbers after 50 years belong to other people now.
There is a chance that the ring is stolen. That is unknown. But this is the best lead we got.
Does anyone know what JNHS stands for? There are initials imprinted, so checking a graduation list and figuring out who this ring belongs to is possible. Jim Ned High School has been ruled out as the source of this ring.
If you would like to learn more about the case, you can Google Lorraine Stahl. The first hit will give you a good idea about the case.
[To the moderators, sorry if this is in the wrong area. If it is, please move it to the proper place. Thank you.]
One of them was named Gustavous Lee Carmichael, a wanted criminal for armed robbery
The other, no one knows who she is. She used the alias "Lorraine Stahl".
There is are a few clues such as a telephone bill found with her, and a class ring found on her.

For nearly 50 years there has been a family out there who lost a sister, a mother who lost a daughter. This ring is the only clue we have right now. The telephone bill, those numbers after 50 years belong to other people now.
There is a chance that the ring is stolen. That is unknown. But this is the best lead we got.
Does anyone know what JNHS stands for? There are initials imprinted, so checking a graduation list and figuring out who this ring belongs to is possible. Jim Ned High School has been ruled out as the source of this ring.
If you would like to learn more about the case, you can Google Lorraine Stahl. The first hit will give you a good idea about the case.
[To the moderators, sorry if this is in the wrong area. If it is, please move it to the proper place. Thank you.]
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