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was a tiny key, found near {the school. . | Witnesses who saw a man lurking in the halls outside ithe auditorium .at Viewmont the night Miss Kent disap- peared described him as 6 feet tall, 185 pounds, and with dark brown hair. They said he had a mous- tache, heavy eyebrows, wore a business suit and looked handsome and well groomed. He was about 30 years old, witnesses said. A fourth case did not receive the publicity of the other three, but officers be- lieve it could be connected to jthem. Early last December, Nancy Wilcox, 16, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wileox Jr., 3850-2409 East, yas reported missing by her yarents. ‘They said their daughter? had been missing since Oct. 2. A few weeks ago, Miss Wileox’s parents posted a $500 reward for information on her whereahouts. The Salt Lake County Sheriff’s De- partment believes she met with foul play. “Nancy disappeared after two other young girls were- found slain and attempted abductions were made on others and another girl was reported missing,” said De- puty Sheriff Kenneth, Farnsworth of the depart- ment’s Juvenile Division. The day after Miss Wil-. cox’s picture appeared in a December 1974 issue of. the Deseret News, a Lake Point waitress called the Sheriff’s © Department. \ “She reported a girl who | looked like Miss Wilcox had | entered the restaurant with a-tall, mustached young man. The couple left in a’, light-colored Volkswagen,”” * Farnsworth said. ¥,