Two girls disappeared from Pocatello park 43 years ago. This is where the case stands today
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Patricia “Patsy” Campbell, left and Tina Anderson. The two girls disappeared from a Pocatello park in 1978. Decades later, no one’s been brought to justice in the case.
EDITORS NOTE: This story was originally published on July 22, 2020, on EastIdahoNews.com. With the anniversary of the disappearance of Patricia “Patsy” Campbell, left and Tina Anderson being this past weekend, we are sharing the story again.
POCATELLO For 43 years, how the bodies of two Pocatello girls ended up in a remote area more than an hour’s drive from home remains a mystery.
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Johnson County neighbors organize in opposition to 600-acre Edgerton warehouse project Wayne Davis, a retired truck driver, moved out to rural southern Johnson County from Mission more than 20 years ago to get closer to nature and have more space for his grandchildren to run around. He worries a 636-acre warehouse project across the street from his property (towards where he s pointing in the above picture) would threaten that. Photo credit Leah Wankum.
For Wayne Davis, a truck driver for Associated Wholesale Grocers, the move down Interstate 35 from Mission to rural Edgerton in 1998 was a dream come true.
Only a 30-minute drive from his job in Kansas City, Kan., the house in Edgerton on 14 acres gave Davis and his wife more room to enjoy the country and, eventually, have grandkids visit.