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Welcome to Obscura, where we shine a light on the dark.

Part 6, the hunter becomes a hunted.

Listener, in part one you heard about a string of disappearances that came to the attention of law enforcement.

In the early 1980s in Anchorage, Alaska, would appear to be linked to missing persons cases as far back as 1971.

By the summer of 1983, the bodies of three women had been found buried in shallow graves in the wilderness on the outskirts of Anchorage.

An unidentified woman known as a clutna Annie, 24-year-old Joanna Messina, and 23-year-old Sherry Morrow.

The women who had gone missing generally exotic dancers are sex workers from interstate, but not always.

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