The Disappearance of Joan Risch

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Late on the afternoon of October 24, 1961, police went to a house in Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States, after a neighbor reported seeing blood leading from the house to the driveway. She had made the discovery after a young girl living in the house had returned from a playdate to find her mother, Joan Carolyn Risch absent. Several unconfirmed sightings of an apparently disoriented Risch walking on nearby roads later that day were reported. Submit your stories: [email protected] Our Instagram page: @reddit_explains

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