In the spring of 1983, a 15-year-old Caucasian female named Carrie Ann Rois vanished from the Seattle, Washington area. A pretty and inquisitive girl who played the flute in her school's marching band and dreamed of a modeling career, Carrie came from a troubled background. Having endured abuse at home, she had spent time in various group homes and had a history of running away. Despite the difficulties in her life, she maintained friendships and had reconciled with her mother, with whom she spe
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