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On June 25, 1975, Patricia Kaye Humphreys, 15, and her sister Debra, 16, went to Thunderbird drive-in southwest Harris County for a double feature.
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It's been more than 45 years since Patricia Kaye Humphreys went to a northwest Houston drive-in with her sister and never returned home. Now, Crime Stoppers is doubling the reward in her unsolved murder. Think back to 1975: the Vietnam War was ending, Bruce Springsteen released his third album, "Born to Run," and "Midnight Cowboy" was a hit in theaters. In fact, on June 25, Patricia, 15, and her sister, Debra, 16, went to see that Dustin Hoffman film in a double feature with "Lenny" at the Thunderbird drive-in. The theater once stood near the corner of Clay and Campbe...