In the winter of 1985, the quiet community of Pocahontas, Arkansas, was shaken by the discovery of a young woman's body. On January 19, a trapper stumbled upon the remains of 19-year-old Diana Lynn Hanley, a white female, in a remote area off the O'Kean Cut-off Road. Her body was partially concealed beneath branches. An investigation revealed she had suffered three deep stab wounds to her throat, inflicted with a large knife. There were signs of a struggle; bruises marked her jaw, and her wrists
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