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Face Down and Floating in Geese Pond

EPISODE · Dec 20, 2022 · 23 MIN

Face Down and Floating in Geese Pond

from Unsolved: Worcester · host Unsolved: Worcester

It's Saturday night, April 13, 1968.  A call is placed to the Worcester Police Department around 11 p.m. It's Albert Morrissette of Blackstone. He's calling to report his 17-year-old daughter,Phyllis Ann Morrissette, is missing. She never returned home after visiting a friend in Boston. Phyllis Ann's body would be found the next day, Easter Sunday, floating face down in Geese Pond in Worcester.

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