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Hey all, I've been diving into the details surrounding Kathy Kelly's case, and something that's been on my mind is the location where her body was found. It's quite unsettling — a cornfield near 2500 N. West St. I can’t help but feel that the choice of such a remote area might suggest the killer was familiar with the surroundings. This spot doesn't seem like somewhere you’d just stumble upon, especially back in 1984 when technology like GPS wasn’t around. It makes me wonder if investigators have ever looked into local connections around that area. Did Kathy know someone who lived nearby? Or perhaps the person responsible had a reason to be around that vicinity during that time? It’s heartbreaking for her family to still not have answers after all these years. Holding onto hope that someone might recall a detail, no matter how small, that could bring new insight to this. Anyone else uncovered anything about people living in that area during that period? Stay safe, everyone.
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I've been digging through everything I can find about Kathy Kelly's case, and one detail that stands out to me is the location where her body was found – a cornfield near 2500 N. West St in Wichita. It's such a busy area now, but I wonder what it was like back in 1984. Was it more secluded then? Could this location have been chosen because it was out of the way and less traveled at the time? It seems like a bold move to leave someone there, even back then. I hope someone with memories or knowledge of the area from that time might remember something that could lead to a break in the case. My heart goes out to Kathy's family and loved ones, who have had to live with unanswered questions for so many years. If there's any chance that someone out there knows something, no matter how small, I really hope they come forward. Every piece of information might be the one that helps bring closure to this cold case.