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MURDER
CASE #: 1983-2
MURDER CASE #: 1983-2
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Bambi Lynn Dick

Bambi Lynn Dick
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Davenport, Iowa

Summary:

Bambi Lynn Dick, 17, disappeared from Davenport, Iowa on September 29, 1983. On October 8, her body was found along Highway 287, outside Amarillo, Texas. She had been strangled. She remained unidentified for over twenty-five years, until March 2009. Her murder remains unsolved.

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Dick disappeared after attending a Quiet Riot and Axe concert at Davenport’s Col Auditorium. Police listed her as a runaway and her case was closed on January 4, 1984 when she reached 18 years of age. She was reported missing again in 2009 by her brother. After this, her family submitted DNA samples to law enforcement which matched an unidentified murder victim located in Amarillo, Texas just a week after her disappearance in 1983.

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