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SUSPICIOUS DEATH
CASE #: 1983-21
SUSPICIOUS DEATH CASE #: 1983-21
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Sabrina Kay Judish

Also Known As:

Weiner Bug

Sabrina Kay Judish
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Open

Date of Death:

Date of Death:

Death Location:

Brighton, Colorado

Summary:

Sabrina Judish disappeared from Brighton, Colorado during the summer of 1983. Nearly a year later, her skeletal remains were found in a field. Her cause of death could never be determined but her case is considered suspicious.

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Circumstances of Death:

Sabrina was last seen in Brighton, Colorado on June 9th 1983. Her parents reported her missing as a runaway. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office had her disappearance listed as case # 83-5215.

Additional Details:

On May 18th 1984, the skeletal remains of an unidentified teenager were found in a field in Eastern Adams County. Dental records confirmed the bones belonged to Sabrina Judish. It’s unclear how she died but investigators believe foul play might be involved.

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