In the quiet hours of November 12, 1994, the life of 22-year-old Cornelia Ann Salt, a member of the Navajo Nation, was tragically cut short in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her body was discovered in a rental car parked on a desolate dead-end street near Jordan Park. She had been shot multiple times in the head, a violent end to a young life that would leave questions unanswered for nearly two decades.
The initial investigation into Cornelia's death yielded few leads, and with the passage of time
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