Cold Cases Solved: True Stories Of Murders That Took Years Or Decades To Solve (Murder, Scandals And Mayhem Book 8) - Plot & Excerpts
Her mother Gloria was raising her and her siblings on her own. Weidner had three siblings, two sisters and a brother. Her family remembers her as a girl who loved school, who would probably one day be a teacher herself. She helped out around the home, and was much loved by her mother and siblings. Becoming pregnant at just fourteen years old, Weidner was the proud mother of a two-year-old daughter, named Emily. The father was seventeen years old and a good friend of her older brothers. Her mother did not want her to stay involved with him, wanting Weidner to concentrate on finishing her education. Emily was born in October 1987, and Weidner returned to school just six days later. After her daughter was born, family and teachers say that Weidner became more focused and responsible. She still found time to have fun with her friends, her mother helping her out with babysitting. On The Day In Question: On November 13, 1989, Weidner woke up feeling unwell.
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