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In November 1982, a Chevy Blazer was found running along Interstate 80 near Elk Mountain, Wyoming. The doors were open. A single set of footprints led north into the prairie.
The vehicle belonged to 35-year-old Don Kemp, a former New York advertising executive who had set out west to write a book. Days later, a storm shut down the search.
Months after Don was believed to have died, a turn in the case raised a startling possibility: that he might still be alive.
By Scott Fuller for the 10Cast Network4.7
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In November 1982, a Chevy Blazer was found running along Interstate 80 near Elk Mountain, Wyoming. The doors were open. A single set of footprints led north into the prairie.
The vehicle belonged to 35-year-old Don Kemp, a former New York advertising executive who had set out west to write a book. Days later, a storm shut down the search.
Months after Don was believed to have died, a turn in the case raised a startling possibility: that he might still be alive.

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