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Murder of Brenda Sue Brown
Brenda Sue Brown (May 15, 1955 -July 27, 1966) was an American murder victim who was abducted and later found murdered by rescue workers in a wooded area near downtown Shelby, North Carolina. The murder investigation remained cold until a series of newspaper articles highlighting the 40th anniversary of the case in the spring of 2006 brought forth new evidence.
==Events of July 27, 1966==
After a morning of arguing over a powder-puff compact with her younger sisters, Brenda Sue was asked to walk her six-year-old sister, Patricia, two blocks to headstart class. This was the last time Brenda Sue would be seen alive. After Brenda Sue did not return home, a search began.
At 10:15 am, Brenda Sue's mother, Gladys Brown, began a door to door search when Brenda Sue had not returned home. Brown then drove through her neighborhood asking neighbors and passing motorists if they had seen Brenda Sue. An hour later, a search team was formed by Shelby Rescue Squad members.
At 6:45 pm, Brenda Sue's nude body was found in a wooded area 150 feet from South Lafayette Street, not far from the family's home. Her body was covered by freshly cut tree limbs, leaves and brush, the red and white dress she had worn was folded neatly and placed atop the brush. A bloody rock was also found nearby.
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