Kimberly Kay Barnes Bowersock was 21 when she traveled from Ohio to London, Kentucky, in autumn 1989 with friends Lillian Contino and Calvin Reynolds; Jerry McMillen provided the vehicle. On the evening of October 8, 1989, the group was at a remote cabin where an argument with Robert C. Foley ended when Foley drew a 9mm pistol and shot Kimberly, Calvin, Lillian and Jerry.

Foley and an accomplice moved the four bodies into a log-hauling trailer, and the remains were not found for two years. Investigators later arrested Robert C. Foley; a jury convicted him and in 1994 sentenced him to death for these killings.

What new information or witnesses might still help fill gaps about that night or the trailer’s movements?