Jennifer vanished sometime in the overnight hours.

Right now there is no trace.

Investigators say evidence leaves them to believe that she's dead.

Stick my nose back on the trail.

That's all I can do. This is already gone.

All right. For this episode we're going back, way back 70 some years ago to the 1950s, to a missing person's case that has intrigued and

tantalized mystery lovers for decades, to a college campus in Western Ohio. Ronald Henry Tammon Jr. was born July 23,

1933. He grew up in Maple Heights, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb.

He was the second of five children.

His two younger siblings came along much later,

so Ron, as he was known, grew up the middle child.

His childhood was largely uneventful,

and he was known as a nice kid.

He was also known for his good looks,

looks that were slightly yet endearingly flawed by a crooked front tooth and a

cauliflower ear developed after years of wrestling. When Ron got to college

he was tall, handsome, athletic, and musically inclined, playing the stand-up bass.

It's in college where the mystery develops, because tall, handsome, athletic, and musical Ron was last seen in Old

Fisher Hall, a former Victorian-era mental asylum, converted to a dormitory at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio on April 19th,

1953.

Not only did Ron live at Fisher Hall, He was also a resident hall advisor. For that

school year Ron and his dorm mate Chuck Finley resided in room 225. Room

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