Introduction
On June 29, 1979, the tranquil town of Moscow, Idaho, was shaken by the mysterious disappearance of 28-year-old Gayla Christine Schaper. A devoted wife and co-owner of the Dutch Boy Dairy farm, Gayla's vanishing left the community and investigators grappling for answers. Decades later, her case remains unsolved, shrouded in unanswered questions and lingering suspicions.
The Day of Disappearance
The evening began like any other. Gayla's husband, Ken Schaper, dropped her off near their pasture on Lenville Road, adjacent to State Highway 8, so she could feed their two horses. Ken intended to run errands in town and return within an hour. However, upon his return, Gayla was nowhere to be found. Assuming she might have walked to her parents' home in Woodland Hills, approximately three miles away, Ken searched both locations but found no trace of her. By midnight, growing concern led him to report her missing to the Latah County Sheriff's Department. ...Read More
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