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I’ve been thinking of a segment that I don’t believe has garnered much discussion. It was about a man who opened several savings accounts at banks in the Midwest, but never came back to claim the money. If I remember correctly, this was in the 30’s and 40’s, and there was speculation he may have been a traveling salesman. Maybe not the most intriguing segment, but I always enjoyed it and wondered about the man’s true identity. I’ve forgotten quite a few of the details. Does anyone have any additional info and/or theories?
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Was this the Curly Green case?
If not, try these: http://unsolvedmysteries.wikia.com/w...h&ns0=1&ns14=1 |
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No, it was definitely not Curly Green.
The person in question was a traveling salesman whose true identity was never fully confirmed, IIRC. There was some speculation about criminal ties, wasn't there? |
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Yes, it's George Stein. Not sure I would have ever remembered that. Thanks!
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