Last summer, Unsolved Mysteries aired a segment on Molly Bish, the teenage lifeguard who disappeared in June of 2000. I am familiar with the case, because it happened in Massachusetts, which is my home state.

There is a possible new development in the case: they have found a swimsuit that might have belonged to her. Click on to the link below for more details.

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/2215127/detail.html

June 27 is the third anniversary of Molly Bish's disapearance. Let's pray that her family will learn the truth about her fate.

In the search for Molly Bish, there is another possible development: some bones have been found in the area. DNA testing will determine whether or not they are Bish's remains, but it may be a few weeks before we know for sure. So for now, Molly Bish is still officially a missing person.

Click on to the link below for more on the discovery of the bones:

http://seacoastonline.com/news/06052003/south_of/32453.htm

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/2258530/detail.html

Molly Bish's Remains Identified

My thoughts and prayers for her friends and family. Hopefully, they can catch the person responsible for this.

I am wondering if there have been any new developments in this case. Last I heard, they were looking at seven or so different suspects, but the DA said that a probe had taken them to Florida. Has there been anthing else?

Originally posted by Ninjaman
I am wondering if there have been any new developments in this case. Last I heard, they were looking at seven or so different suspects, but the DA said that a probe had taken them to Florida. Has there been anthing else?

Very little, if anything. Although there are indeed some people of interest, no one has been arrested in connection with Molly Bish's abduction and murder. But since I live in Massachusetts (where the crime took place), I will post an update as soon as there is one. But for now, we can only wait and hope.

I REALLY hope they catch this guy. I thought it was so sad that one of the reasons the family lived where they did was so the children could be safe. Seems like nowhere is safe anymore.

:(