Vanished, unexplained, and still missing. [Numerous] missing persons cases remain unsolved, forever filed as open investigations.
Though many cases attract national attention and are broadcasted on
multiple news mediums, many fall into obscurity. Here are some eerie and
bizarre unsolved missing children cases you [maybe] haven’t heard
about:
Molly Bish, a 16-year-old lifeguard, disappeared in 2000 in her hometown
of Warren, Massachusetts. She was last scene when her mother, Magi
Bish, dropped her off at a local swimming hole, where she worked.
Molly’s towel, backpack and first-aid kit were still there at the scene
when officials were notified of her disappearance, just a couple hours
after her boss realized Molly was not at her post. A massive search
under the supervision of Worcester County District Attorney John Conte
and hundreds of volunteers at the time was the most costly in
Massachusetts’ history. It surfaced no leads or answers. Three years
later, after no strong leads, a piece of Molly’s clothing was discovered
on a wooded hillside about five miles from where she was last seen.
With further searching of the area, Molly’s bones were uncovered.
Although there have been suspects tied to her disappearance, no evidence
could link anyone to Molly Bish’s disappearance and murde. Website http://www.mollybish.org
A case from 1966 was reopened in 2007 after police reviewed television
archive footage that appeared to show one of South Australia’s most
notorious convicted killers at the scene of an early search for three
missing children: Jane, Arnna, and Grant Beaumont, last seen on Glenelg
Beach in 1966. The footage revealed the identity of a young man who had a
striking resemblance to a youthful Bevan Spencer von Einem, who was
suspected but never convicted of killing four young men in the late
1970s, known as the Family Murders. There have been several cases of
child murder where the killer returned to the crime scene to observe
investigations. In this case, no concrete evidence could be established
linking Mr. Einem to the murders; the case remains unsolved. Website http://www.beaumontchildren.com
Sierra LaMar, from Morgan Hill, California missed her bus to Sobrato
High School and his been missing since March 2012. A suspect driving a
red 1998 Volkswagen Jetta is thought to be linked to her disappearance.
Twenty-one-year-old Antolin Garcia Torres, a Morgan Hill resident, was
arrested on May 21, 2012 after officials found DNA in his car, a likely
match to that of Sierra’s. The case made national
headlines and galvanized the Morgan Hill community, where volunteers and
sheriff's deputies
continued to search. Sierra's family continues to
hold out hope she will be found alive, while search parties attempt to
return her body to the family. The search is ongoing to solve Sierra’s disappearance. Website http://findsierralamar.com
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