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The Asenath Dukat Project

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Dedicated to Seannie, the Dukat family, the relentless investigators of the UAPD and 

the UA kids who would never forget.

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The Asenath Dukat Project

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Dedicated to Seannie, the Dukat family, the relentless investigators of the UAPD and 

the UA kids who would never forget.

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The Long Walk Home: The Asenath Dukat Project

The Mission

June 3rd, 2020 marked the 40th anniversary of Upper Arlington’s most tragic day, the loss of our own Asenath Dukat.  We are an organized group of UA kids who had to grow up that day in 1980. We are adults now, with the expertise, resources and fortitude to tell the story of Seannie, the investigation and its impact on our community. Our objective is to share that story, entitled “The Long Walk Home” with the community so deeply impacted. 


We have chosen to remain anonymous as we do not seek personal attention, recognition or profit.


Closure is the only reward we seek.

Forever a Golden Bear

We are UAHS graduates, love our community and deeply respect our government and police department. We know that those who preceeded us, Thomas French, Kenneth Borror, Thomas Kulp, Ed Tyne and countless others- to this day- worked relentlessly to solve this case. 


We don’t pretend to possess the expertise that they have, but us kids are adults now, we have the skills and resources to complement their work. More so, through this site, we have the power of community. Especially through the UA kids of the '80s who won't ever let the memory of our fellow Golden Bear, Seannie Dukat fade. 


We are U.A.




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The Long Walk Home is your opportunity to participate in our project and support our mission by sharing memories of Seannie and the impact her tragic death had on our community. 


As we provide information we welcome your questions and tips which may be shared with the UAPD with hope they help provide the answers we all seek. 


"Maybe it will tomorrow, maybe next month, maybe next year or in ten years. But someone will show up."

- Alexander Dukat, June 1981

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A Note from the Long Walk Home

According to an 8/10/22 press release, Asenath's case is  closed by the city of UA, but it is far from closed for us. We applaud the countless hours and hard work that lead to the confirmation of Brent Strutner’s involvement in the crime.  However, after viewing the totality of the evidence, it is reasonable to conclude Brent Strutner did not act alone. Our mission will continue based on that belief and as long as the Dukat family and our community continue to support our efforts to bring all involved to justice. Explore our site and we are confident you may come to the same conclusion.

Click here: City of Upper Arlington Press Release