Justice is overdue — the trail went cold in 1963, but the truth hasn't.
Chicago, Illinois July 15, 1963 Mary Ann was last seen at a carnival at St. Priscilla's Catholic Church in Chicago, IL on 7/15/1963. Two days after her disappearance, her parents received a letter believed to be from Mary Ann, which was postmarked from Oak Park, IL. The letter (apparently written in her handwriting, but not her writing style) stated she was fine and she was going to make some money to support them. No further contact was made. It is believed Mary Ann may have been coerced to join a door-to-door sales group that was headed to California. Remarks: Subject was last seen wearing a black sleeveless blouse, white shorts and straw sandals.
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