Kathy Gloddy

Kathy Lynn Gloddy was the 13-year-old girl who was beaten, raped and hit over the head. She was murdered on November 1971 after been ran over by car several times. 20/20 magazine is trying to bring nations eyes on this unsolved case. Her family is not hopeless and they are determined that the accused shall be bring to justice.
Janet Gloddy Young, one of Kathy’s three sisters said

“We are excited that 20/20 has chosen to take on Kathy’s case. We are hoping through continued media exposure and through the creation of the Kathy Lynn Gloddy Reward Fund we will be able to find some answers and peace for our family.”

Retired Massachusetts Police Chief and Detective Thomas Shamshak are helping her family for the justice and they also creates fund for this unsolved case.
The case has many twists. Florida resident Ernest Dukette went into a police department and expressed that he believed that he was with the girl when she was murdered but not sure whether she was raped. Later police said that he was ill by taking excessive medicines. Senior Assistant State Attorney Will Delker said the case is reopened and it is believed that there may be more then one rappers involved in the murder.
Ann Ring, sister of Kathy said she believed two more men were involved in the murder one of them is currently residing in New Hampshire. She also said “We can’t give up hope.” She described Kathy Lynn as a “loving little girl”