10 Mysterious Unsolved Disappearances
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What happened in these 10 bizarre and unsolved missing persons cases where did the Springfield three go & what happened to them?\r
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# 6 Cynthia Anderson\r
Cynthia Anderson was a 20-year-old working as a legal secretary for a law firm in Ohio when her job possibly cost her her life. One of the lawyers she was working with was eventually arrested for being involved in a major drug dealing scheme, and it is speculated that Cynthias abduction can be explained by her knowing too much about the illegal ivity and being a loose end. Cynthias home was found empty with her car keys and purse gone, but her car still parked outside and the novel she was reading open to a chapter in which the main charer gets abducted. However no substantial evidence about her disappearance was ever discovered, and her case is still inconclusive. \r
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# 5 Joseph Force Crater\r
Joseph Force Crater was just your average everyman from New York City around the 1950s. However one day, he suddenly disappeared and became what people dubbed “The Missingest Man in New York”. He was leaving a restaurant after dinner with his friend and was meant to meet a showgirl from Broadway. However he just up and disappeared somewhere between dinner and when he was expected to meet the showgirl. Before he disappeared, all of his documents had been destroyed, and he had withdrawn $5,000. Was he forcibly removed from his own life or was it voluntarily? The answer was never discovered. \r
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# 4 Tara Calico\r
The tragic case of Tara Calico is also known as “the tale of the girl in the photograph”. Tara Calico was a 19-year-old college student from New Mexico in 1988 when she vanished. Calico was biking from her familys home when she was abducted. Tire tracks and her walkman were found 20 miles away. The case was dry and had no real leads for a year until a bone-chilling Polaroid was discovered in a supermarket parking lot. The girl appeared to be Tara, found with a book from her favorite author, V.C. Andrews with a small boy who seemed to have gone missing just a few months before she did. Despite photographic evidence that she was alive, Tara was never found.\r
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# 3 Teresa Butler\r
Teresa Butler is a woman who went missing in 2006 under mysterious circumstances with almost no evidence as to where she could have gone. Her husband had just returned from an overnight shift when he found that his sons were left unattended, and his wife was nowhere to be found. Teresa had left the house without taking her car or winter jacket, while things like a PlayStation, stereo, and Teresas stereo were missing. Police discovered that two silent calls were made from Butlers cellphone to two unconnected people living in different towns and had no idea who Teresa was. To this day her case is ive, and the sheriff in her hometown would like to solve it before retiring.\r
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# 2 The Springfield Three\r
“The Springfield Three” refers to the missing person case of Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and Suzies friend Stacy McCall, who all disappeared on June 6th, 1992. Suzie and Stacy were leaving a graduation party and decided to spend the night at Suzies house. By the next morning, they had all gone missing, and there was nothing to find except for a shattered porch light. The women had not taken any of their personal belongings including their wallets, purses, keys, car, and the family dog. Despite more than 5,000 tips and a \r
convicted kidnapper claiming he knew that they were murdered and would never be found, the three women were not ever discovered. The women were declared legally dead by 1997 but their case is still considered an unsolved “Missing Persons” case. \r
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# 1 Pennsylvania District Attorney Ray Gricar\r
It was 1998 when Pennsylvania District Attorney Ray Gricar was presented with evidence that Penn State Football Coach Jerry Sandusky was guilty of child molestation. In new, Sandusky was convicted of committing that crime, destroying the schools legacy. However, between 1998 and new, Ray Gricar had gone missing under shady circumstances. In 2004, Gricar did not run for re-election, then in April of the next year, Gricars abandoned vehicle was found with a laptop that had a missing hard-drive. The drive was found months after that, but it had been so expertly destroyed that not even the best technicians could retrieve a single byte of data from it. Many believe that Gricar had re-opened an investigation of Sandusky and found overwhelming evidence that he was guilty of child rape. Gricar might have destroyed the evidence to protect his name and then absconded or offed himself as well. He still has not been found.
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# 6 Cynthia Anderson\r
Cynthia Anderson was a 20-year-old working as a legal secretary for a law firm in Ohio when her job possibly cost her her life. One of the lawyers she was working with was eventually arrested for being involved in a major drug dealing scheme, and it is speculated that Cynthias abduction can be explained by her knowing too much about the illegal ivity and being a loose end. Cynthias home was found empty with her car keys and purse gone, but her car still parked outside and the novel she was reading open to a chapter in which the main charer gets abducted. However no substantial evidence about her disappearance was ever discovered, and her case is still inconclusive. \r
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# 5 Joseph Force Crater\r
Joseph Force Crater was just your average everyman from New York City around the 1950s. However one day, he suddenly disappeared and became what people dubbed “The Missingest Man in New York”. He was leaving a restaurant after dinner with his friend and was meant to meet a showgirl from Broadway. However he just up and disappeared somewhere between dinner and when he was expected to meet the showgirl. Before he disappeared, all of his documents had been destroyed, and he had withdrawn $5,000. Was he forcibly removed from his own life or was it voluntarily? The answer was never discovered. \r
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# 4 Tara Calico\r
The tragic case of Tara Calico is also known as “the tale of the girl in the photograph”. Tara Calico was a 19-year-old college student from New Mexico in 1988 when she vanished. Calico was biking from her familys home when she was abducted. Tire tracks and her walkman were found 20 miles away. The case was dry and had no real leads for a year until a bone-chilling Polaroid was discovered in a supermarket parking lot. The girl appeared to be Tara, found with a book from her favorite author, V.C. Andrews with a small boy who seemed to have gone missing just a few months before she did. Despite photographic evidence that she was alive, Tara was never found.\r
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# 3 Teresa Butler\r
Teresa Butler is a woman who went missing in 2006 under mysterious circumstances with almost no evidence as to where she could have gone. Her husband had just returned from an overnight shift when he found that his sons were left unattended, and his wife was nowhere to be found. Teresa had left the house without taking her car or winter jacket, while things like a PlayStation, stereo, and Teresas stereo were missing. Police discovered that two silent calls were made from Butlers cellphone to two unconnected people living in different towns and had no idea who Teresa was. To this day her case is ive, and the sheriff in her hometown would like to solve it before retiring.\r
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# 2 The Springfield Three\r
“The Springfield Three” refers to the missing person case of Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and Suzies friend Stacy McCall, who all disappeared on June 6th, 1992. Suzie and Stacy were leaving a graduation party and decided to spend the night at Suzies house. By the next morning, they had all gone missing, and there was nothing to find except for a shattered porch light. The women had not taken any of their personal belongings including their wallets, purses, keys, car, and the family dog. Despite more than 5,000 tips and a \r
convicted kidnapper claiming he knew that they were murdered and would never be found, the three women were not ever discovered. The women were declared legally dead by 1997 but their case is still considered an unsolved “Missing Persons” case. \r
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# 1 Pennsylvania District Attorney Ray Gricar\r
It was 1998 when Pennsylvania District Attorney Ray Gricar was presented with evidence that Penn State Football Coach Jerry Sandusky was guilty of child molestation. In new, Sandusky was convicted of committing that crime, destroying the schools legacy. However, between 1998 and new, Ray Gricar had gone missing under shady circumstances. In 2004, Gricar did not run for re-election, then in April of the next year, Gricars abandoned vehicle was found with a laptop that had a missing hard-drive. The drive was found months after that, but it had been so expertly destroyed that not even the best technicians could retrieve a single byte of data from it. Many believe that Gricar had re-opened an investigation of Sandusky and found overwhelming evidence that he was guilty of child rape. Gricar might have destroyed the evidence to protect his name and then absconded or offed himself as well. He still has not been found.