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When Elizabeth Sennett opened the door to two young men on a cloudy Friday morning in March 1988, she smiled in greeting.
One introduced himself as ‘Kenny’.
Said he and his pal were interested in hunting on the grounds of the rural property in Colbert County, Alabama, and asked if they could look around.
Her husband Charles had said it was OK, Kenny claimed.
Charles, a local pastor, had already left for church.
After wandering off to phone him, Elizabeth returned and agreed that the pair could look around.