In the summer of 1952, 10-year-old Constance Christine Smith, a White female from Wyoming, was spending time at Camp Sloane in Salisbury, Connecticut. The morning of July 16 began with a bit of turmoil for Connie; she had an altercation with some other campers that left her with a bloody nose. After the scuffle, she told her tent mates she would be skipping breakfast to walk to the camp's dispensary. She had bruised her hip the previous evening after falling out of her tent and needed to return
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