Trying to find these without having to pay, LOL!
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]New information needed before Quimby search continues[/FONT]
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Author: Diane C. Beaudoin
Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: August 4, 2004
Word Count: 433
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]TOWNSEND -- The possibility of a return to Walker Pond to continue the search for missing teen Deborah Quimby is not totally out of the question. However, more specific information will be needed before digging could resume, according to Sgt. Travis Rixford.
The search of the muddy pond originally encompassed an area that was 100-feet by 50-feet, but that was increased to 282-feet by 50-feet once excavation equipment was brought in that could deal with the deep mud and silt.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]FBI steps up involvement[/FONT]
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Author: with Townsend Quimby case
Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: May 11, 2007
Word Count: 305
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]TOWNSEND -- Police Chief Erving Marshall Jr. has confirmed rumors that the Federal Bureau of Investigation has recently shown renewed interest in the Deborah Anne Quimby disappearance case. He said his department is preparing to ship its investigatory files to the FBI after having worked with the bureau's behavioral science unit for the past month or so.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]Deborah Quimby: Another birthday on Friday, missing since 1977[/FONT]
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Author: Diane C. Beaudoin
Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: October 5, 2005
Word Count: 542
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]TOWNSEND -- On Oct. 9 Deborah Ann Quimby would have celebrated her 42nd birthday, but to date, she has not been found. Quimby disappeared on May 3, 1977, at age 13. She was last seen riding her bicycle on Turnpike Road in Townsend and reports said she was on her way to her grandfather's house on Vinton Pond Road. Quimby never arrived.
Walker Pond was the scene of a massive effort from May to July 2004, as the police received two anonymous letters with one stating [/SIZE][/FONT]
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]Search continues for Deborah Anne Quimby, lost 29 years ago[/FONT]
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Author: Diane C. Beaudoin
Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: April 28, 2006
Word Count: 351
Document ID: 1114919B8C1C3C28 [/SIZE][/FONT]
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]TOWNSEND -- On Wednesday, May 3, Townsend will begin its 29th year of searching for Deborah Anne Quimby. Quimby disappeared in 1977 at the age of 13, and was last seen riding her bicycle on Turnpike Road, near Walker Pond.
At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a multi-colored shirt, blue jeans and a royal blue Pop Warner jacket with Debbie written on the sleeve. She weighed 120 pounds, had brown hair, brown eyes, was 5 feet 1 inch tall, and a fair complexion. She resided with [/SIZE][/FONT]
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]The Quimbys' appeal[/FONT]
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Publication: Shirley Oracle (MA)
Publish Date: June 25, 2004
Word Count: 566
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Two anonymous letters have reopened the case of Deborah Ann Quimby of Townsend, missing since May 3, 1977. She was only 13. Every news outlet in the region is carrying the news of the reopened investigation, which has led state and local police to Townsend's Walker's Pond in an effort to unearth any evidence of Debbie's disappearance buried there. Walker's Pond is adjacent to Turnpike Road where Debbie was last seen.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]The Quimbys' appeal[/FONT]
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Publication: Groton Landmark (MA)
Publish Date: June 25, 2004
Word Count: 566
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Two anonymous letters have reopened the case of Deborah Ann Quimby of Townsend, missing since May 3, 1977. She was only 13. Every news outlet in the region is carrying the news of the reopened investigation, which has led state and local police to Townsend's Walker's Pond in an effort to unearth any evidence of Debbie's disappearance buried there. Walker's Pond is adjacent to Turnpike Road where Debbie was last seen.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]The Quimbys' appeal[/FONT]
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Publication: Harvard Hillside (MA)
Publish Date: June 25, 2004
Word Count: 566
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Two anonymous letters have reopened the case of Deborah Ann Quimby of Townsend, missing since May 3, 1977. She was only 13. Every news outlet in the region is carrying the news of the reopened investigation, which has led state and local police to Townsend's Walker's Pond in an effort to unearth any evidence of Debbie's disappearance buried there. Walker's Pond is adjacent to Turnpike Road where Debbie was last seen.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]The Quimbys' appeal[/FONT]
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Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: June 25, 2004
Word Count: 566
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Two anonymous letters have reopened the case of Deborah Ann Quimby of Townsend, missing since May 3, 1977. She was only 13. Every news outlet in the region is carrying the news of the reopened investigation, which has led state and local police to Townsend's Walker's Pond in an effort to unearth any evidence of Debbie's disappearance buried there. Walker's Pond is adjacent to Turnpike Road where Debbie was last seen.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]The Quimbys' appeal[/FONT]
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Publication: Public Spirit, The (Ayer, MA)
Publish Date: June 25, 2004
Word Count: 566
Document ID: 103BE677CEF4E8D5 [/SIZE][/FONT]
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Two anonymous letters have reopened the case of Deborah Ann Quimby of Townsend, missing since May 3, 1977. She was only 13. Every news outlet in the region is carrying the news of the reopened investigation, which has led state and local police to Townsend's Walker's Pond in an effort to unearth any evidence of Debbie's disappearance buried there. Walker's Pond is adjacent to Turnpike Road where Debbie was last seen.
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[FONT=arial, helvetica]Walker Pond returning to its natural state[/FONT]
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Author: Diane C. Beaudoin
Publication: Townsend Times (MA)
Publish Date: August 13, 2004
Word Count: 458
Document ID: 10475C3BE2B95CE0 [/SIZE][/FONT]
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=-1]TOWNSEND -- Now that the latest search for missing Townsend teen Deborah Ann Quimby has been called off, Walker Pond is beginning to return to its natural state. But though the search has ended, police are hoping that the tipster who send the department two anonymous letters with information in the Quimby case will contact them again.
Not long ago, the pond was empty, and had become a site of barge pumps, cadaver dogs, massive cranes and numerous volunteers for weeks in hopes of finding
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