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In 1977, Sigrid Stevenson was enrolled at Trenton State College in New Jersey, pursuing her Master's degree in Musical Education. Sigrid, who was a talented pianist, would often sneak into the empty Kendall Hall located on campus to play piano, and sleep in the building. On September 4, 1977, a security guard entered Kendall Hall in order to kick Sigrid out of the building, when he stumbled upon Sigrid's badly beaten body. Forty seven years later, her case has never been solved.
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Unsolved Mysteries Volume 4, Episode 4
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