Glinda Sodemann, a 19-year-old white female from the Fairbanks–North Pole area, vanished on August 29, 1979. She was a young wife and new mother; when her husband came home that day, their infant daughter was still in her crib, unattended, and Glinda was gone. Two months later, her decomposed remains were discovered in a gravel pit along the Richardson Highway roughly twenty-two to twenty-three miles south of Fairbanks, near Moose Creek. Evidence at autopsy indicated she had been strangled and
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