Kirsa Jensen

On a sunny afternoon in 1983, a teenage girl set out alone on horseback for a beach ride, expecting to return home by evening; but she never did. Her horse was later found loose near a bridge, and a search led to a gun emplacement where blood was discovered. Witnesses recalled seeing her injured and in the company of a suspicious man near a white vehicle, which was never found. A witness who had spoken with her became the prime suspect after forensic evidence linked his property to the scene, and he eventually confessed, only to later recant, citing mental illness. Over the years, his behavior grew erratic, and he made unsettling visits to the girl’s family before dying by suicide. Despite extensive investigation, no charges were ever filed, and the case remains unsolved.