June Cicero, a white 34-year-old woman from Rochester, New York, disappeared on December 17, 1989, at a time when the city was already tightening with fear over a string of killings along the river and its back roads. In life, she was known on the street and, in the language of the investigation that followed, would be described as a missing prostitute—one more name drifting into the growing list of women who seemed to vanish into the winter dark.
As the year turned, police attention s
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