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In Maine, hope for answers in haunting death ; Town, mother seek answers in slaying Villagers fund autopsy on teen slain in 1980

EAST MILLINOCKET, Maine - This quiet mill town on the edge of Maine's northern wilderness has not been the same since it buried Joyce McLain 28 years ago.

A promising and beautiful 16-year-old, McLain went out for a jog one summer night in 1980 and never returned. Two days later, her partially clothed body was discovered in a clearing on the edge of town, badly beaten.

The brutality of the slaying horrified residents in this close- knit hamlet of 1,800, where only one other homicide has been recorded since it was incorporated in 1907. Worse, a killer was never found, and something seeped into the consciousness of the town. Mothers like Frances York started locking their doors. Kids like ...

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