South Dakota's Biggest Cold Case | Pamela Jackson and Cheryl Miller | Solved After 42 Years

South Dakota's Biggest Cold Case | Pamela Jackson and Cheryl Miller | Solved After 42 Years

In 1971, two South Dakota teens drove through the country towards a party in a gravel pit.

They never arrived and were never seen alive again.

There was no sign of the girls or their car.

It is almost like they vanished into thin air.

It became one of South Dakota’s biggest cold cases.

Over 40 years later, a creek revealed a secret it had been keeping for decades.

What happened to Pamela Miller and Cheryl Jackson?