In 1978, police destroyed every piece of evidence in Laura Wilson's murder case, erasing any chance of solving it.
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A grieving, conversational account of Laura Wilson's case that keeps the human details in view.
Christy Kramer treats Laura Wilson's case as a quiet errand that ends in devastation: a young girl sent to a corner store with 63 cents in food stamps, wearing the clothes she had on, and carrying the kind of ordinary details that make the loss land harder.
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