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Ann Gotlib's parents, Anatoly and Lyudmila Gotlib,, said they didn't have any closure even though authorities said the case had been solved.

WHAS11 is giving TV viewers a new glimpse into the Ann Gotlib case, almost four decades after her disappearance.

It is a story that shook our community to the core. A young girl vanishes from a shopping mall in the summer of 1983. Her name was Ann Gotlib. She was 12-years-old.

Ann Gotlib's parents, Anatoly and Lyudmila Gotlib,, said they didn't have any closure even though authorities said the case had been solved.

Ann Gotlib's parents, Anatoly and Lyudmila Gotlib,, said they didn't have any closure even though authorities said the case had been solved.

Ann Gotlib was 12-year-old when she disappeared in the summer of 1983. Her mother reported her missing. She was last seen alive at Bashford Manor Mall.

Ann Gotlib was 12-year-old when she disappeared in the summer of 1983. Her mother reported her missing. She was last seen alive at Bashford Manor Mall.

Louisville Courier Journal ECHO, a local child abuse prevention and education organization, has presented its annual "Partner in Prevention" award to Courier Journal reporter Deborah Yetter for her years of work covering child abuse and neglect in Kentucky. ECHO, which stands for Exploited Childrens Help Organization, presented Yetter with the honor Friday at its "Pancakes and Pinwheels" breakfast held annually in April, which is national Child Abuse Prevention Month. Yetter, 67, has worked a...