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Not all who wander are lost...
So far I can't see anything about her being married but I also think they were declared dead in 1976.....will keep digging.
FL FL - Doris, 34, & Caren Wurst, 3, Plantation, 7 Nov 1974
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Remains of 3 people linked to decades-old cold cases found in cars pulled from Plantation canals
Plantation Fire Rescue said one of the cars found was about 50 years old and the other was around 20 years old.
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Remains of 3 people linked to decades-old cold cases found in cars pulled from Plantation canals
Plantation Fire Rescue said one of the cars found was about 50 years old and the other was around 20 years old.
oh.. it was a murder/suicide?Remains of 3 people linked to decades-old cold cases found in cars pulled from Plantation canals
Plantation Fire Rescue said one of the cars found was about 50 years old and the other was around 20 years old.
Sorry replied to wrong comment. I wonder if it was a murder/suicide. The Wurst mother and child.O I’m
oh.. it was a murder/suicide?
By Zulekha Pitts
August 13, 2024
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Sonar imagery shows a vehicle wreckage submerged in a West Broward Boulevard canal.
Photo by Sunshine State Sonar
''Sullivan deploys sonar imaging devices to scan through as many water bodies as possible in the search field, which typically encompasses a radius of several miles around the last known location of a missing person.
"Here's the problem with South Florida. There are so many waterways, so many canals — hundreds of them, and it's like finding a needle in a haystack. These waters are just endless," Sullivan says.''
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August 13, 2024
50-Year Cold Case: Bodies Pulled From Vehicle in Plantation Canal
The South Florida mother and her 3-year-old daughter disappeared without a trace in November 1974.
Sonar imagery shows a vehicle wreckage submerged in a West Broward Boulevard canal.
Photo by Sunshine State Sonar
''Sullivan deploys sonar imaging devices to scan through as many water bodies as possible in the search field, which typically encompasses a radius of several miles around the last known location of a missing person.
"Here's the problem with South Florida. There are so many waterways, so many canals — hundreds of them, and it's like finding a needle in a haystack. These waters are just endless," Sullivan says.''
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I am glad they're found.
Kudos to Sunshine State Sonar!
Have been following their case, since Suzanne Marie Sevakis, when she wasn't ID ed. It brought me to WS, in the time, when MySpace was huge.
Carens name came up, as a possible match (wich was later ruled out)
Its still a sad outcome.
Kudos to Sunshine State Sonar!
Have been following their case, since Suzanne Marie Sevakis, when she wasn't ID ed. It brought me to WS, in the time, when MySpace was huge.
Carens name came up, as a possible match (wich was later ruled out)
Its still a sad outcome.
Well done, Diane.