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The Car at Seminary South: A Christmas Errand, a Disputed Letter, and Three Girls Who Never Came Home

The Car at Seminary South: A Christmas Errand, a Disputed Letter, and Three Girls Who Never Came Home

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ISBN13: 9798191017402
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 260
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

On December 23, 1974, Mary Rachel Trlica, seventeen, Lisa Renee Wilson, fourteen, and Julie Ann Moseley, nine, left for a holiday errand in Fort Worth, Texas. By evening, Rachel's Oldsmobile had been found at Seminary South Shopping Center with purchases inside. The three girls were gone.

The next day, a handwritten letter addressed to Rachel's husband claimed they had gone to Houston and would return in about a week. They never did. The letter's authorship has never been established, its handwriting has remained disputed, and no verified trail placed the girls in Houston. No bodies have been recovered, no cause or manner of death officially determined, and no one has been publicly charged in connection with the disappearance.

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