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The Tampa Tribune, Friday, October 16, 1992 MarionAlachua-3 SUBSCRIBE TODAY: Call 1-800-282-5588. TV broadcast leads to tips in 1971 slaying; COUNTRY AT HOME I I Located In the 5f of Inverness HEW FALL MERCHANDISE HAS ARRIVED Come in and Sniff the Aromas of: A. Witches Brew Little Miss Panasoffkee's body was discovered by two hitchhikers Authorities estimated she had been dead about a month before she was" found. A man's belt, size 36, was looped around her neck. Although the woman was not identified, autopsy results show the she was 18 or 19 when she died.

She had extensive dental work and an uncommon and expensive type of surgery performed on her right ankle. She also had given birth at least once. Adams, elected In 1980, had the body exhumed In 1986. Forensic artist Linda Galeener drew a sketch, of the woman using the skull to project facial features. Galeener then tried an unprece-' dented technique: Drawing the woman as she might have appeared at earlier ages.

All the drawings were shown on Wednesday night's program. from the callers, and sheriffs Capt. Bill Farmer, the lead Investigator In the case, will call back when he returns, Fussell said. More calls trickled Into the sheriff's office Thursday. Another unexpected turn took place Thursday morning.

A Lake County man showed up at the sheriffs office with a photograph of a woman he picked up hitchhiking In December 1970. Adams said. The photograph Is of a woman who is "almost a perfect match" to the one In a composite sketch of the victim, said Adams. The man, whose name Adams would not release, told the sheriff the woman was headed to Tampa when he dropped her off at a bus station in Wildwood. Adams said he did not know why the man photographed a hitchhiker and kept the picture so long, but plans to speak with him further.

Halloween Candy Adams says be doesn't know exactly how many calls were received, but one "looks very Interesting." A caller from Minnesota told Investigators a member of her family was seen In Clearwater about the time Little Miss Panasoffkee's body was found Feb. 19, 1971, floating beneath the Lake Panasoffkee bridge on Interstate 75, Adams said. Adams did not know whether other critical details matched those of the slaying victim, but said, "It fits the time frame. We're real excited, but we've been excited before." Investigators plan to follow up the tip. The sheriff's office got more than a dozen calls Wednesday night from as far away as Iowa, South Carolina and Texas, "and they didn't even broadcast our phone number," said sheriff's Capt.

Jim Fussell. Dispatchers took information By STEVE ORLANDO Tribune Staff Writer BUSHNELL The telephone calls came as expected and even some unexpected after Wednesday night's airing of a show on national television about an unsolved 1971 Sumter County slaying. None was a bull's eye, authorities said Thursday, but some seem to hold promise. NBC-TV's "Unsolved Mysteries" featured a segment on the strangulation death of a woman known only as Little Miss Panasoffkee. Her Identity remains unknown, as does that of her killer.

The show asks viewers who have Information on the cases It airs to call a toll-free number in California. Two Sumter County investigators and a secretary were In Los Angeles Wednesday to take information from callers. Sumter County Sheriff Jamie Haunted House Rnlrprf AnnlA 1 TSW SnleerJ Pumnkin wr Gingerbread MAIN ST. til Shopping Onw F1 COOHTW LJ ATHOMt 119 N. Pine Inverness 1 block West of Court House 637-6621 Mon-Sat10-5 Layaway Available ZSZll Neighbors seek hearing to stop dairy permit msMm Vow Ectoto Gte33 By DEL MARTH Special to the Tribune GAINESVILLE Florida property owners in Gilchrist and Suwannee counties have petitioned the state for an administrative hearing aimed at halting a plan to Issue a has failed to abide by various state regulations since it began operating in 1989.

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