Two girls disappeared from Pocatello Park 42 years ago
July 22, 2020
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2:10Now PlayingTwo girls disappeared from Pocatello Park 42 years ago
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as posted by the channelPOCATELLO – Many people think detectives solve crime in an hour like on TV.
For 12-year-old Tina Anderson and her 14-year-old friend Patricia “Patsy” Campbell, the investigation into their disappearance and deaths remains much longer. The two girls were last seen at a Pioneer Day celebration on July 22, 1978, in Pocatello Idaho and to this day investigators have not publicly identified any suspects.
The two friends reportedly spent the day at the city-wide celebration gathered at Pocatello’s Alameda Park. After Tina failed to show up at a babysitting job that evening across the street from the park, family reported the girls missing to the Pocatello Police Department. It took nearly three years until hunters stumbled upon their remains in October 1981 about 60 miles away in a neighboring county.
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