In the summer of 1952, ten-year-old Constance Christine Smith, known affectionately as Connie, was spending time away from her home in Wyoming at Camp Sloane in Salisbury, Connecticut. The granddaughter of a former Wyoming governor, Connie was described as a well-traveled child who was comfortable interacting with both adults and her peers. However, the morning of July 16, 1952, began with a distressing incident. An altercation or 'horseplay' with other campers left Connie with a bloody nose. Th
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