PA PA - Michael McCool, 14, Philadelphia, 28 June 1978

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I also wish a composite sketch was done of the 2 men talking to Michael (seen by his brother)
I can't find a description or any other info.
 
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Diane Redfern said:
Whereabouts still unknown located two articles, one of them of 1998, but there's nothing after that.
whereaboutsstillunknown.wordpress.com

Michael McCool

Michael McCool, age 14, vanished from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 28, 1978. He lived in on Albert Street in the Kensington neighborhood and was last seen leaving his home to go to the Acme S…
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Thank you for linking those two articles. Sigh -- no quotes from LE, nothing more about the two men. It's really sad how teen cases were treated decades ago.
 
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