Courtney Browen

Now there was DNA from the crime scene that was tested against Larry's, but the results were inconclusive, meaning that it could neither be confirmed or denied. And as of today, Lawley's murder remains unsolved.

Now there was DNA from the crime scene that was tested against Larry's, but the results were inconclusive, meaning that it could neither be confirmed or denied. And as of today, Lawley's murder remains unsolved.

Now there was DNA from the crime scene that was tested against Larry's, but the results were inconclusive, meaning that it could neither be confirmed or denied. And as of today, Lawley's murder remains unsolved.

The following year in 1987, a 10-year-old girl named Linda Lynn Weldy disappeared after getting off her school bus in La Porte, Indiana. Described by her mother, Karen, as a joyful and funny girl with a good sense of humor, Linda loved being outdoors. She was a fifth grader at her elementary school and she was extremely close to her family. But on that February afternoon, Linda vanished.

The following year in 1987, a 10-year-old girl named Linda Lynn Weldy disappeared after getting off her school bus in La Porte, Indiana. Described by her mother, Karen, as a joyful and funny girl with a good sense of humor, Linda loved being outdoors. She was a fifth grader at her elementary school and she was extremely close to her family. But on that February afternoon, Linda vanished.

The following year in 1987, a 10-year-old girl named Linda Lynn Weldy disappeared after getting off her school bus in La Porte, Indiana. Described by her mother, Karen, as a joyful and funny girl with a good sense of humor, Linda loved being outdoors. She was a fifth grader at her elementary school and she was extremely close to her family. But on that February afternoon, Linda vanished.

Now that night, when her mom got home from work, she saw that her son and boyfriend were home, but Linda was gone. The guys had just assumed that she had went over to a friend's house, but Karen knew that something was wrong, so she called the police. But sadly, by then, Linda had already been missing for over seven hours.

Now that night, when her mom got home from work, she saw that her son and boyfriend were home, but Linda was gone. The guys had just assumed that she had went over to a friend's house, but Karen knew that something was wrong, so she called the police. But sadly, by then, Linda had already been missing for over seven hours.

Now that night, when her mom got home from work, she saw that her son and boyfriend were home, but Linda was gone. The guys had just assumed that she had went over to a friend's house, but Karen knew that something was wrong, so she called the police. But sadly, by then, Linda had already been missing for over seven hours.

When the police showed up, there were no signs of a struggle where Linda had been dropped off. There were no eyewitnesses that saw her being abducted. Her bus driver even said that there weren't any suspicious vehicles around either, and sadly for weeks, there were no leads in the case.

When the police showed up, there were no signs of a struggle where Linda had been dropped off. There were no eyewitnesses that saw her being abducted. Her bus driver even said that there weren't any suspicious vehicles around either, and sadly for weeks, there were no leads in the case.

When the police showed up, there were no signs of a struggle where Linda had been dropped off. There were no eyewitnesses that saw her being abducted. Her bus driver even said that there weren't any suspicious vehicles around either, and sadly for weeks, there were no leads in the case.

That is until March 17th, 1987, when a farmer near Kingsbury had been clearing out a piece of land when he stumbled upon the decomposing body of Linda Weldy. She was found near an abandoned railroad track, and it was clear she had been manually strangled.

That is until March 17th, 1987, when a farmer near Kingsbury had been clearing out a piece of land when he stumbled upon the decomposing body of Linda Weldy. She was found near an abandoned railroad track, and it was clear she had been manually strangled.

That is until March 17th, 1987, when a farmer near Kingsbury had been clearing out a piece of land when he stumbled upon the decomposing body of Linda Weldy. She was found near an abandoned railroad track, and it was clear she had been manually strangled.

Now, she did have her clothes on, but due to the state of decomposition, they were not able to tell whether or not she had been sexually assaulted. But they did see that she had put up a fight. When her body was discovered in the tall weeds, Linda was still clutching the grass in her fists. And unfortunately, no one was ever charged with her murder.

Now, she did have her clothes on, but due to the state of decomposition, they were not able to tell whether or not she had been sexually assaulted. But they did see that she had put up a fight. When her body was discovered in the tall weeds, Linda was still clutching the grass in her fists. And unfortunately, no one was ever charged with her murder.

Now, she did have her clothes on, but due to the state of decomposition, they were not able to tell whether or not she had been sexually assaulted. But they did see that she had put up a fight. When her body was discovered in the tall weeds, Linda was still clutching the grass in her fists. And unfortunately, no one was ever charged with her murder.

But years down the road after Larry Hall's arrest, he was looked into as a person of interest. And he even confessed to Linda's murder, but later recanted it. Larry also happened to be in the area at the time of Linda's disappearance. But they eventually came to the conclusion that he was not responsible. At least, they didn't have enough evidence to prove it was him.

But years down the road after Larry Hall's arrest, he was looked into as a person of interest. And he even confessed to Linda's murder, but later recanted it. Larry also happened to be in the area at the time of Linda's disappearance. But they eventually came to the conclusion that he was not responsible. At least, they didn't have enough evidence to prove it was him.