In November 1978, Massachusetts police found the body of a young woman under some leaves
In November 1978, Massachusetts police found the body of a young woman under some leaves on a remote logging road in the town of Granby, and medical examinations soon determined that she had been shot in the head and dragged by the neck with a belt. But no one was able to identify the woman, and for 45 years police puzzled over who might have killed her. Now, thanks to DNA testing, authorities have identified the "Granby Girl" as Patricia Ann Tucker, who went missing in 1978 at the age of 28.