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MURDER
CASE #: 1982-36
MURDER CASE #: 1982-36
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Kristin Canney

Kristin Canney
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Offense Location:

Mount Shasta, California

Summary:

Kristin Herr Canney was a 22-year-old woman found dead on September 5, 1982, in Mount Shasta, California. She was shot and found in a bedroom alongside Daniel Sullivan. Her murder remains unsolved and classified as a homicide.

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Circumstances of Offense:

Kristin Herr Canney was found dead on September 5, 1982, in Mount Shasta, California. She was discovered in a bedroom along with Daniel Sullivan. Both victims had been shot. Her body was found in a remote, relatively isolated area of the city which made the initial investigation challenging.

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The cause and circumstances of her death were not widely detailed in available reports. The case has left investigators with few leads and remains unsolved. Her death was officially classified as a homicide.

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Timeline of Events

Sunday, September 05, 1982

Found deceased in wooded area near Abrams Lake Exit.


Sunday, August 22, 1982

She was last seen at an off ramp in Redding with intent to hitchhike to Weed


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