June Stott, 30, a White female from Rochester, New York, disappeared on October 23, 1989, and for a time it seemed like she might simply reappear the way some missing adults do—quietly, without headlines, without answers. Her boyfriend reported her missing, and the early concern was complicated by the fact that she was described as mentally ill and known to occasionally vanish without warning. Because she did not fit the pattern detectives were beginning to fear—street-level sex work, drug u
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