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How forensics identified forgotten teen left buried in a carpet for eight years

BBC News•Friday, October 10, 2025 at 10:00:38 PM
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How forensics identified forgotten teen left buried in a carpet for eight years
The tragic story of Karen Price, a teenager who disappeared in 1981 and was recently identified after being buried in a carpet for eight years, raises unsettling questions about the circumstances surrounding her case. The lack of search efforts for Karen highlights serious issues in community awareness and law enforcement practices at the time. Understanding how such a tragedy could occur is crucial for preventing similar cases in the future and ensuring that missing persons are given the attention they deserve.
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