On June 27, 2000, shortly before 10 am, 16-year-old Molly Bish was dropped off at a local park to begin her eighth day on the job as a lifeguard. Just hours later, Molly's mother received a call from the local police, who stated that people had reported no lifeguard on duty when they showed up for swimming lessons. What happens from here is a family's worst nightmare. Molly had disappeared without a trace. Three years, later, her remains were discovered a short distance from where she was last seen. Multiple suspects have been identified in this case, but an arrest has yet to be made in Molly's abduction and murder. If you have any information leading up to an arrest, please contact the Massachusetts State Police tip line at (508) 453-7575.
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