Mary Beth Heinz, 21, female, was expected home on Friday, May 5, 1972, the kind of routine return that had the comfort of habit—bus ride back to Mineola for the weekend, plans for an epilepsy dance, family waiting up with the small, familiar worry that came with seizures and the need for medication close at hand. When Heinz didn’t arrive, the night stretched thin into something ominous. A date and the date’s mother even came to the door looking for Heinz, and the family waited, embarrassed
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