
The person at the center of this case
Phyllis Marie Corbin
Justice for Phyllis Marie Corbin — the trail went cold in 1965, but the truth hasn't.
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What happened to the other young woman who ran away with Phyllis? Did she return three weeks later as reportedly believed?
Why was the disappearance report from the House of Good Shepherd never confirmed by Phyllis's family?
What is the significance of the January 1965 record placing her in Marrero, and what were her circumstances at that time?
Phyllis Marie Corbin, a 17-year-old white female, disappeared in late 1963 after running away from the House of Good Shepherd in St. Louis, Missouri with another young woman. She was reportedly given a ride to a bus station with plans to travel to New Orleans, though the home's report of her disappearance was never confirmed by family. A record places her in Marrero, Louisiana in January 1965, but her current whereabouts and circumstances remain unknown.
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Are there any witnesses from the bus station or New Orleans who may have encountered Phyllis and her companion?
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NamUs case MP50556. Missing person: Phyllis Marie Corbin.
Last known contact: 1965-01-25 in Marrero, Jefferson, LA. Circumstances: Phyllis was placed at the House of Good Shepherd at 3800 Gravois Ave., St Louis, MO.
While she was there in the fall, beginning of November of 1963, she met another young lady and they ran away together. She was given a ride to the bus station where reportedly they were heading to New Orleans.
The home supposedly reported her missing but family hasn't been able to confirm. It was originally believed the other girl may have returned three weeks later but that too is not proven.
There is record of Phyllis in Marrero, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana in January of 1965. Demographics: 17 years, Female, White / Caucasian.
Physical description: 5 ft 5 in, 100 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Blue. Investigating agency: St Louis Metropolitan Police Department | 18-038992 | 1963-10-01.
Phyllis ran away in fall/early November 1963 with another young woman from the residential facility
The girls were reportedly given a ride to a bus station with stated intention to travel to New Orleans
A record places Phyllis in Marrero, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana in January 1965
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