
The 1988 Disappearance Of Myron Traylor
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In the summer of 1988, Myron Traylor and his mother Debbie walked to Myron’s grandmother’s home in Phoenix, when Myron needed a cold drink. His mother told him to stop into the fish and chips shop ahead and she would meet him at his grandmother’s, but he never showed up. During the investigation, many suspects would come to light, including Debbie, her boyfriend, the Mexican mafia, and a local drug dealer. Years later, a man claiming to be Myron would show up at his aunts door, and, numerous mysterious letters would be mailed, but Myron has never been found.
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Charley Project
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