On a Tuesday in the autumn of 1976, a 19-year-old Caucasian woman named Cherry Ann Greenman was released from the Douglas County Jail in Waterville, Washington. That day, September 14th, would be the last time she was ever seen. Described as a free spirit with brown hair, blue eyes, and a small birthmark on her forehead, Cherry was known to hitchhike from state to state. This nomadic lifestyle, while characteristic of her personality, would tragically complicate the search for her in the years t
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