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Body discovered in Las Vegas in 1979 identified as teenager who went missing from Ohio

Sky News Wednesday, 20 December 2023
A body known only as "Sahara Sue Doe" for 44 years after it was discovered in an open field near the Las Vegas Strip has been identified as a teenager from Ohio.
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