She was a 16-year-old white female from Anchorage on the eve of her seventeenth birthday. On May 3, 1982, Sabrina Lynn Imlach and three friends—Rebecca “Becca” Phillips, 16, Vern Jay Sylvester, 19, and Joseph Dean Kimler, 19—moved through the spring chill of East Anchorage toward Russian Jack Springs Park, a pocket of trees and trails split by DeBarr Road. They were teenagers with ordinary plans, the kind of night that should have ended with stories and laughter. Instead, it ended under
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