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On February 15, 1976, the bodies of two 14-year-old girls, including Eva Violet Dvorak, a white female from Calgary, Canada, were discovered west of the city along Highway 1. Eva Violet Dvorak and her friend, also a 14-year-old girl named Patsy McQueen, had been sent home from Ian Bazalgette Junior High School earlier that Friday after being caught drinking. They never arrived home. Their disappearance sparked concern, and their bodies were found two days later under an overpass near what is now ...
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