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cle shop on Route 29 in Wairenton.
When he came to Warrantor) in 1978, Sgt. Millner reviewed the file and wrote a list of questions which needed to be answered to solve the case. For example, why hadn’t the car been found and what actually hup, pened on the scene?
The case had the potential of never being solved, Sgt. Millner said. “Nobody wanted to talk, but that’s not unusual.”
A break in the case came last September, when State Police found, deserted in a field near Amissville, a 1966 Ford two-door custom sedan which they believe was the vehicle that hit Mr. Hollidge. Pickett had sold the car about six months after the accident, police said.
In the years since the crime, Crime Solvers and local businesses have offered rewards for tips leading to an arrest. Sgt. Millner said Crime Solvers “played a big part” in breaking the case, but refused to elaborate or any if rewards would bes. given.
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