In the autumn of 1970, five-year-old Jennifer Marie Noon, a young female, was living in New Haven, Connecticut. On September 21st of that year, she walked home from school for lunch, a short journey that she would tragically never complete. When she failed to arrive, her father, a graduate student at Yale, promptly reported her missing, sparking an extensive search that would grip the community with fear and desperation. For eight long days, hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officials s
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