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48-year-old Heather Barnett was described as a very proud mother of two who always put her children first and ensured they didn't miss out. Her profession as a seamstress allowed Heather to work from home, where she made curtains, cushions, tablecloths and clothing pieces for her clients around Dorset. As a single mother, Heather's resources were limited, but she loved the life her little family lived.

That life, however, was changed forever on Tuesday, November 12, 2002, by a brutal crime that would forever link two women together by their stolen lives, and stolen hair—despite nearly 20 years and over 5000 miles between them.

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