A Bright Light in Candlestick Park
In the close-knit community of Candlestick Park Mobile Home Park in Prattville, Alabama, 11-year-old Shannon Nicole Paulk was a familiar and beloved presence. Known for her infectious smile and boundless energy, Shannon often spent her days visiting neighbors, lending a helping hand, and playing with friends. Her mother, Marie Stroud, fondly recalled, "She never met a stranger... She had a heart of gold and just loved people – all people. And everybody loved her." This trusting nature made her disappearance on August 16, 2001, all the more devastating for those who knew her.
The Day Everything Changed
August 16, 2001, began like any other summer day. Marie left for work early, leaving Shannon and her older sister at home. Shannon, eager to start her day, was already out playing by the time her sister awoke around 9:00 a.m. As the day progressed and Shannon didn't return home, concern grew. By evening, with no sign of her, Marie contacted the police at 9:00 p.m., and a community-wide search ensued. Neighbors, friends, and law enforcement scoured the area, but Shannon had vanished without a trace....Read More
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