On June 5, 1974, Catherine “Cathy” Lynne Sjoberg had just completed her junior year of high school and was attending her prom. After a disagreement with her boyfriend, she stepped outside for a breath of fresh air. She was never seen again. Six years later, two more teenagers would disappear from the same venue. In this episode we discuss what may have happened to Cathy Sjoberg and the unexpected connection found decades later with a known serial killer.

Listen Here! June 5, 1974 – The Disappearance of Catherine Lynne Sjoberg

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Catherine Lynne Sjoberg – The Charley Project

Catherine Lynne Sjoberg (wimissing.org)

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