Robin Fuldauer was 26 and working a shift at Payless ShoeSource in Indianapolis on April 8, 1992 when she was shot in the back of the head in the store storeroom. Her body was found that afternoon; less than $100 was taken from the register. She had graduated from Indiana University and had plans to start a family.

Investigators soon connected her slaying to a series of similar murders along the Interstate 70 corridor in the Midwest. The string of killings that followed in Kansas and Missouri targeted female clerks working alone in small stores near the interstate and is attributed to an unidentified offender dubbed the I-70 Killer. A composite from an eyewitness at a later scene described a white male, then estimated late 20s to mid-30s, with reddish or sandy-blond hair. No arrest has been announced in Fuldauer’s case.

Does anyone who knew Robin or worked in retail along I-70 in 1992 have information that could help close this case?