Amelda "Amy" Hunter was the sixth of eight children. She grew up in Chicago and moved to Cleveland in 1978. She was exceptionally intelligent and loved to read the classics. Amy had two daughters, one of whom died in infancy and the other disabled, and two sons. She worked as a hairstylist, home health care aide, elections board employee, and several other jobs. Amy developed a crack cocaine habit when she was young, and her behavioral history suggests she may have suffered from bipolar disorder and was self medicating.
Amy disappeared in the early spring of 2009. Her official date of death is November 3, 2009, the approximate date when her body was found. She was a victim of a serial killer.
Amy disappeared in the early spring of 2009. Her official date of death is November 3, 2009, the approximate date when her body was found. She was a victim of a serial killer.
Amelda "Amy" Hunter was the sixth of eight children. She grew up in Chicago and moved to Cleveland in 1978. She was exceptionally intelligent and loved to read the classics. Amy had two daughters, one of whom died in infancy and the other disabled, and two sons. She worked as a hairstylist, home health care aide, elections board employee, and several other jobs. Amy developed a crack cocaine habit when she was young, and her behavioral history suggests she may have suffered from bipolar disorder and was self medicating.
Amy disappeared in the early spring of 2009. Her official date of death is November 3, 2009, the approximate date when her body was found. She was a victim of a serial killer.
Amy disappeared in the early spring of 2009. Her official date of death is November 3, 2009, the approximate date when her body was found. She was a victim of a serial killer.
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