A young woman runs an errand for work and is found dead seven days later. On a cold Friday morning, February 11, 1977, twenty-three-year-old Gayle A. Sorensen, a White/Caucasian female, left her secretarial job at the Evergreen Manor nursing home in Reno, Kansas. It was around 9:30 a.m., and she was heading out to run a few errands for her employer, one of which was to deposit about $1,800 at the bank. Her coworkers expected her back shortly, but Gayle never returned. Concern grew as the hours passed, and it was uncharacteristic of the newlywed to disappear without a
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