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WPTZ news article......

TROY, Ohio - Investigators believe an unidentified Ohio murder victim could be from New York or Vermont.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released new photos Friday of a woman who was found dead 35 years ago in Troy, Ohio.

The girl, who was believed to be in her late teens or early 20s, was found dead in a ditch in 1981.

She was white and described as about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing about 125 pounds.

The victim had reddish-brown hair in braids with a middle part, and freckles.

Investigators said the girl had several scars. One was beneath her chin; others were on her left arm, left wrist, right hand, right ankle and right foot.

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I have tried all the silly well known tricks out there....pinching the bridge of the nose to stop the tears, literally taking a step back etc. But nothing seems to work. I'm sick of being labeled immature and manipulative because of my chronic crying, especially because I don't feel those are accurate descriptions. I've done a lot of self reflection and have concluded 99% of the time it's not that I'm being manipulative and crying to get what I want, but more that any sort of negative or unpleasant emotion or situation literally makes me cry. Any ladies have any tips?

By the way for what it's worth, I am a 29 year old wife and mother so I'm not exactly "a spring chicken" I am a female adu

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I'm sure most of us are familiar with the case of the West Memphis Three. Here is a fantastic University of Missouri article http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/memphis3/WestMemphis3Account.html regrding the crime, court proceedings etc. if you aren't familiar with the case. I don't believe Echols, Misskelley & Baldwin committed the crime and while Terry Hobbs is most definitely an unsavory character I'm am not totally convinced he was the perpetrator either. What are other redditors thoughts? Do you put any stock in Chris Morgan & Brian Holland or Mr Bojangles committing this heinous crime?

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I have never lived alone and most likely never will, but I have often wondered if I truly missed out on an important life experience as a woman by always sharing my living space with someone else.

What do my fellow ladies think?

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