Sandra L. Csesznegi, 42, was found dead on September 26, 1993, in a ravine on Christ Church Road about 1.5 miles north of Farmington Road in Peoria County, Illinois. Authorities determined she had been strangled. She was born to Clair and Betty Jean Angel McMahill and worked as a nurse’s aide at Proctor Hospital, Methodist Medical Center, and Bel-Wood Nursing Home. Survivors included her parents, her son Joseph Csesznegi, three sisters, and two brothers.

Sandra’s killing was one of three Peoria County murders in September 1993. Two other women, Marcia Logue and Helen Dorrance, were found dead in rural areas earlier that month; their bodies were discovered on September 18 and were also strangled. Authorities arrested 40-year-old Joseph Robert Miller in connection with the three deaths. Miller had previously confessed to strangling two Chicago-area women in 1978, served 15 years in prison, and had been released on parole five months before the Peoria County murders. Prosecutors charged him with sexually assaulting and strangling the three victims and sought the death penalty; his trial began in July 1994 and resulted in convictions on six counts of first-degree murder.

Does anyone have memories of Sandra, where she lived or worked, or information that could shed light on her last days?