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Gwenn Marie Story: Cincinnati Woman Murdered in Las Vegas Identified After Decades

Intriguing Discovery: Unraveling the Mystery of Gwenn Marie Story

In a shocking turn of events, a murder case that remained unsolved for nearly fifty years has finally reached a breakthrough. The lifeless body of a young woman found in an open field in Las Vegas back in August 1979 has been identified as Gwenn Marie Story, a 19-year-old who left her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, in search of her biological father.

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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department recently confirmed that the unidentified body, previously known as Sahara Sue Doe, was indeed Gwenn Marie Story. Thanks to advancements in genetic genealogy, detectives were able to establish contact with her family members, who provided DNA samples that ultimately led to this long-awaited identification.

The Mysterious Journey West: Seeking Her Biological Father

According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Gwenn Marie Story embarked on a journey to California in the summer of 1979, accompanied by two male friends from Cincinnati. Her sole objective was to reunite with her biological father, whom she had never met. However, tragedy struck, and her life was cut short in the desert city of Las Vegas.

While her friends returned to Cincinnati in August of that year, they informed Story’s family that they had left her in the Las Vegas area. Sadly, this was the last contact the family had with Gwenn Marie Story, leaving them in agonizing uncertainty about her fate.

A Plea for Justice: Help Solve the Case

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is now urging anyone with information about Gwenn Marie Story’s murder or the two male companions she traveled with to come forward. If you possess any relevant details, please contact the department at 702-828-3521 or send an email to homicide@lvmpd.com. For those wishing to maintain anonymity, a dedicated hotline is available at 702–385-5555.

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