On a summer day in 1992, 43-year-old Linda Anne Rayner, a White female social worker from California, was back in her hometown of Deep River, Connecticut. She was in town to attend a conference and spend time with her family. On the afternoon of June 26th, she borrowed her parents' car to take a solo walk at Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison, a place she remembered from her childhood. After dropping her parents off at work, she drove to the park, arriving around 1:30 p.m., and parked near
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