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3 of 236 cases
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U.S. cases, plus the Bernardo–Homolka case in Canada.
2012
Skylar Neese left her West Virginia home with friends Rachel Shoaf and Shelia Eddy in 2012 and did not return. Investigators eventually learned the two had killed her in Pennsylvania. Their guilty pleas exposed a planned murder behind months of misleading accounts about her disappearance.
1998–2017
Attorney Robert Bilott began representing a West Virginia farmer in 1998 and uncovered records concerning PFOA contamination near DuPont’s Washington Works plant. The wider litigation and environmental enforcement brought scrutiny to drinking-water exposure and the reporting of chemical risks. His work is dramatized in Dark Waters.
1957–1960
Inspired by the space race, Homer Hickam and his friends began building rockets in a West Virginia coal town. Their experiments offered a path toward education beyond the mines. Rocket Boys recounts the group’s work and community relationships; October Sky reshapes that memoir for the screen.
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