“Baby Holly” Crouse, now 42, has been missing since her parents were found murdered in a murder scene in 1981. According to the BBC, just last year the couple was identified using DNA tests. Holly Marie Cluj in a 1980 photo a few weeks before she and her parents disappeared from Lewisville, Texas. Brochure / FHD Forensics The bodies of Holly’s parents, Tina Gale Lynn Cluj and Dean (Jr.) Cluj, were found in a wooded area of ​​Houston. “Since then, the Lynn and Cluj families have been searching for answers about the well-being of the Clujs and their daughter, Holly, since they were last heard in 1980,” the Texas Attorney General said in a statement. The story goes on under the ad “Baby Holly was found alive and well and is now 42 years old. “Holly has been informed of the identities of her biological parents and has been in contact with her extended biological family and they hope to meet them soon.” Former Holly Marie Clouse with a photo of Dean and Tina Clouse’s parents, who were found murdered in Houston in January 1981, moments after meeting with Texas investigators. Brochure / FHD Forsensics At a news conference on Thursday afternoon, officials said that after the death of her parents, Baby Holly ended up caring for a “nomadic religious group” divided by gender, eating only vegetables and discarding things made of leather. Two women in the group, barefoot and in white robes, brought Baby Holly to an Arizona church and she was placed in the care of a family that continued to raise her. According to the BBC, Holly now lives in Oklahoma and has five children of her own. Trending Stories

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The story goes on under the ad However, cases of her parents’ murder remain open, and officials say the mysterious religious group may be responsible for the deaths. They hope that the latest developments will lead to the termination of the case. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children says Holly “realizes that so many people are interested in hearing more about her and her story,” but “is asking for privacy right now.” Holly’s grandmother, Donna Casasanda, told the Independent she was “devastated” when she heard the news that her granddaughter had been found after so many years. “I cried with joy, because we all prayed to find her and be well – and she had a family that took care of her and raised her properly; we were very happy about that.”

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The newspaper reports that investigators spotted Holly at her workplace this week and briefed her on the news. “For the first time in 42 years, I was able to go home and go to bed that night and I actually slept through the night,” Casasanta said of the day she found out Holly was alive. “I had not slept all night for 42 years, and that is the truth.” The story goes on under the ad Missing 40 Years: FHD Forensics is pleased to participate in the reunion of Holly Marie Clouse with her family. #missingkids #coldcase # genealogy4justice https://t.co/BMjLpRtLD0 – Allison Peacock (@Allison_Peacock) June 9, 2022 Texas First Assistant Attorney General Brent Webster said his team is now seeking more information about the religious group that seduced Baby Holly, adding that the team had previously stated that it left another baby in a laundry room. According to Webster, a woman who called herself “Sister Susan” had contacted members of the Linn and Clouse families in the late 1980s or early 1981s and told them that Tina and Dean Jr. they had joined their group and no longer wanted to have contact with their families. Sister Susan offered the family the opportunity to buy the couple’s car in Florida. The families agreed to meet the woman, but also contacted the police for an exchange. The story goes on under the ad

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Some of the family members met with the group at Daytona Racecourse to exchange the vehicle, but despite the fact that three members of the religious group were detained that day, Webster said they were unable to find an arrest report for him. incident. The group, which Webster did not name, was known to have traveled to the southern United States, including Arizona, California and possibly Texas in the early 1980s. 2:46 The victims of the historic Vancouver crash have finally been identified Previous Video Next Video © 2022 Global News, part of Corus Entertainment Inc.