UNSOLVED: Molly Bish | True Crime Stories
Channel: True Crime Stories | Ty Notts
Date: 2023-04-21

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Molly Bish was just 6-years-old when she vanished from Warren, Massachusetts after working her lifeguarding job at the local beach. Molly’s mother said that she noticed a white man with a mustache parked close to the beach - a man she’d never seen before that gave her the creeps. This was the day before Molly went missing. 

When Molly was dropped off at the lifeguarding station the following day, she vanished without a trace and her parents never saw her again. Strangely, a witness reported seeing the same creepy man on the day of Molly’s disappearance, but police have never been able to locate this man to clear him as a suspect. 

It would be three years later that investigators found Molly’s remains in the woods around five miles from her home. Police have no idea how she lost her life, but they believe she was buried there shortly after she was taken. Her case remains unsolved all these years later. 

I’ll be doing a deep-dive on this case soon, so be sure to subscribe and check out my main channel for full length videos.

This true crime documentary from 2023 will give you chills. Missing persons cases like this are often not solved years later.

My name is Ty Notts and I'm a freelance cold case detective who investigates unsolved mysteries and unexplained crimes. Here on True Crime Stories, I cover true crime cases you've never heard of. I also post new true crime documentaries each week, so follow for more! Mysterious scary stories like this are sure to leave you baffled when you hear about what this scary person has done. 

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