Betty Gail Brown’s 1961 murder remains one of central Kentucky’s most haunting, officially unsolved campus homicides, with more than six decades of investigation failing to identify a definitive killer. On the night of October 26, 1961, 19‑year‑old sophomore Betty Gail Brown left her home on Lackawanna Road in Lexington to study for a biology exam at Forrer Hall on Transylvania University’s campus. Sometime around midnight she left the dorm; she never made it back home, and h

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