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Bumping for Kelly, today is her birthday.
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I just saw this today! Think about her a lot as this is close to home. I really hope this family can have some peaceDove, 20, vanished while working at the Imperial Gas Station around 2:30 a.m. on June 18, 1982.
“Where is she? Who did this? Why?” said her sister Elaine Bergh in 2022. “Will we ever find her?”
Harrisonburg Police Department investigated Kelly’s disappearance in 1982 and classified it as an abduction.
Police, for the first time, publicly released Kelly’s first of two 911 calls she made early that Thursday morning in 1982.
Kelly’s first call came around 2:27 a.m.
“I’m working the third shift at the Imperial Gas Station. I just had an obscene phone call. This guy came in earlier and he was kind of dressed improperly but I kind of ignored him. I think it was that guy because he just drove through the parking lot for a few seconds before I got the call. Could, you know, have somebody come keep an eye on me?” Kelly said to the 911 dispatcher.
Police said they dispatched an officer to the gas station.
Kelly called 911, again, around 2:29 a.m. While investigators did not release the second 911 tape, they said she described the vehicle the man was driving as a silver Ford.
When police arrived at 2:31 a.m., Kelly had vanished. Her belongings were untouched.
Police in 1982 interviewed suspects, however, no arrest was made. Years went by. Kelly’s case became cold. She was declared legally dead in 1989.
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Suspect list narrowed down in 1982 disappearance of Kelly Bergh Dove
"Can you come have someone keep an eye on me?" Police release audio of 911 call from Kelly Bergh Dove in 1982 moments before she was abducted. Now, 40 years later, investigators narrowed down the suspect list to one person.www.whsv.com
Authorities stated they arrived at the gas station only two minutes after the conversation terminated, but no one was there. Dove's purse and a magazine she'd been reading were left undisturbed on the counter, and a cigarette had burned out in an ashtray.