Introduction
In December 1978, two teenage girls from Forestville, California—15-year-old Kerry Graham and 14-year-old Francine Trimble—vanished without a trace. Their disappearance remained a mystery for decades until a breakthrough in forensic science provided long-awaited answers. Despite this progress, the circumstances surrounding their deaths continue to perplex investigators and haunt the community.
The Disappearance
On December 16, 1978, Kerry and Francine left their homes, informing their families they planned to visit the Coddingtown Mall in Santa Rosa to purchase Christmas gifts. The girls, who were next-door neighbors and inseparable friends, never returned. Initial investigations faced challenges, including discrepancies in the reported dates of their disappearance and the assumption that they were runaways, which hindered early search efforts....Read More
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