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El Paso 2003 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

The temperature was still 103°F when Melissa Duran vanished in the desert city of El Paso, Texas, population over 670,000. On Friday evening, July 18, 2003, the dry air and dust blurred the neon lights along Montana Avenue. At 6:58 p.m., a convenience store camera captured the 27-year-old woman walking out with a bag in hand, the headlights of an unfamiliar car flashing across her face before she disappeared into the darkness.

By 9:30 p.m., Melissa’s phone was unreachable, and by midnight, the signal was gone entirely. Two days later, her silver Toyota Corolla was found on a road leading to the Franklin Mountains, doors locked, keys missing, her purse still inside. What happened in the three hours between the store and the desert darkness has haunted El Paso for twenty years since.

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