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This is a transcript of a video where two hosts discuss the mysterious disappearance of Cynthia Anderson, a legal secretary from Toledo, Ohio, in 1981. They explore three theories: she was kidnapped by a stalker, she was murdered for overhearing a drug deal, or she ran away from her strict religious life. They also comment on the clues and evidence, such as the phone calls, the sign, the romance novel, and the anonymous tip. They hope that Cynthia is still alive and living her best life.
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1. Cynthia Anderson was a 20-year-old legal secretary who disappeared from her job in Toledo, Ohio in August 1981.
2. Cynthia was raised in a very religious household of Christian fundamentalists and was planning to attend Bible college with her boyfriend.
3. Cynthia received anonymous phone calls and saw a sign that said "I love you Cindy" across from her office window, which made her scared and paranoid.
4. Cynthia's employers installed an emergency buzzer at her desk and instructed her to keep the office doors locked at all times.
5. Cynthia's car, keys and purse were missing, but there was no sign of a struggle or forced entry at the office. A romance novel was left open on her desk at a page that described a kidnapping scene.
6. Police received an anonymous phone call from a woman who claimed Cynthia was being held in the basement of a white house, but the tip was never verified.
7. One of Cynthia's co-workers, Richard Neller, and one of his clients, Jose Rodriguez Jr., were later convicted for involvement in a drug conspiracy. Rodriguez allegedly confessed to killing Cynthia, but the judge ruled it unreliable.
8. Two brothers, Anthony and Nathaniel Cook, who murdered at least nine people in Ohio, denied killing Cynthia when they confessed to other homicides as part of a plea deal.
9. Cynthia's father died in 2008 and his obituary said he was preceded in death by his daughter. The case is still open and unsolved.
10. One theory is that Cynthia ran away from her strict and sheltered life, possibly with someone else's help or influence.