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Nicholas Jay Foster
Foster was last seen near a disused railroad trestle in Winchester, New Hampshire on March 5, 1998. A friend supposedly left him there and got a ride with another friend. He has never been heard from again, but a few days later some of his belongings, including his wallet, cigarettes, lighter and jacket were found along the tracks, across from the entrance to Thicket Hill.
Foster had dropped out of Thayer High School in the eleventh grade. At the time of his disappearance, he was living with his parents and working at Cerosimo Lumber. He was saving money for his own apartment, closer to work, but hadn't mentioned wanting to move away from the local area.
He left some paychecks behind at his workplace, which lead police to speculate he may have taken his own life, but if he did his body has never been found. His case remains unsolved.
Nicholas Jay Foster – The Charley Project
Circumstances of Disappearance
Nicholas was last seen at Cersosimo Lumber in Brattleboro, Vermont, where he worked. He had been angry and upset and had been asked to leave because of his attitude. Nicholas was last seen walking away from the lumber mill between 7:30 and 8 a.m. on foot.
Ten days later, a man walking his dog found Nicholas' wallet and other personal papers on the railroad track across from the entrance to Thicket Hill in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, 7 miles south of Brattleboro. While conducting a search in the area, Nicholas' jacket was found. Police speculated Nicholas crossed over the Connecticut River by way of an abandoned railroad trestle bridge and either jumped or fell into the river.
According to family, Nicholas had fallen into a crowd that used hard drugs. His drug addiction had altered Nicholas' personality dramatically. He had previously entered rehab but upon leaving started using again.
The police department in Winchester, New Hampshire, the town Nicholas and his parents were living when he disappeared, are the investigating agency.
5682DMVT - Nicholas Jay Foster
- Missing Since 03/05/1998
- Missing From Winchester, New Hampshire
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Male
- Race White
- Date of Birth 01/04/1980 (42)
- Age 18 years old
- Height and Weight 5'11 - 6'0, 130 -140 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description A sweatshirt and a black and white checked quilted flannel jacket. He usually dressed in layers.
- Medical Conditions Foster has a history of drug abuse, including LSD. He completed drug rehabilitation prior to his disappearance, but relapsed afterwards and began abusing drugs again.
- Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian male. Brown hair, brown eyes. Foster wears wire-framed eyeglasses.
Foster was last seen near a disused railroad trestle in Winchester, New Hampshire on March 5, 1998. A friend supposedly left him there and got a ride with another friend. He has never been heard from again, but a few days later some of his belongings, including his wallet, cigarettes, lighter and jacket were found along the tracks, across from the entrance to Thicket Hill.
Foster had dropped out of Thayer High School in the eleventh grade. At the time of his disappearance, he was living with his parents and working at Cerosimo Lumber. He was saving money for his own apartment, closer to work, but hadn't mentioned wanting to move away from the local area.
He left some paychecks behind at his workplace, which lead police to speculate he may have taken his own life, but if he did his body has never been found. His case remains unsolved.
Nicholas Jay Foster – The Charley Project
Circumstances of Disappearance
Nicholas was last seen at Cersosimo Lumber in Brattleboro, Vermont, where he worked. He had been angry and upset and had been asked to leave because of his attitude. Nicholas was last seen walking away from the lumber mill between 7:30 and 8 a.m. on foot.
Ten days later, a man walking his dog found Nicholas' wallet and other personal papers on the railroad track across from the entrance to Thicket Hill in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, 7 miles south of Brattleboro. While conducting a search in the area, Nicholas' jacket was found. Police speculated Nicholas crossed over the Connecticut River by way of an abandoned railroad trestle bridge and either jumped or fell into the river.
According to family, Nicholas had fallen into a crowd that used hard drugs. His drug addiction had altered Nicholas' personality dramatically. He had previously entered rehab but upon leaving started using again.
The police department in Winchester, New Hampshire, the town Nicholas and his parents were living when he disappeared, are the investigating agency.
5682DMVT - Nicholas Jay Foster
