Jennifer Hammond, 18, was working a temporary door-to-door magazine route in Milton, Saratoga County, New York, in late summer 2003. On an August day her employer dropped her at the Creek and Pines mobile home park on Middleline Road to solicit residents; she was due to be picked up a few hours later but never returned. Her personal effects, including a prepaid bus ticket home to Colorado, were later found untouched at the Albany hotel where she and colleagues had been staying.

On October 25, 2009, hunters found a human skull and three teeth in a remote wooded area off Lake Desolation Road in Greenfield; forensic analysis positively identified the remains as Hammond’s, and the case was classified as a homicide. Investigators note similarities between Hammond’s disappearance and the 2005 disappearance and later homicide of 19-year-old Christina White from a nearby mobile home park; authorities have said there’s a strong possibility the two cases are linked. No arrests have been announced and the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate.

Did anyone who sold magazines in that area or stayed at the Albany hotel in 2003 notice anything unusual that day?