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Category Archives: mysterious deaths
Stop the NRA: God is a Bullet
Mitch McConnell will lose a lot of money if the NRA goes down…
Relevant Petitions:
https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/search?q=NRA
I’m not sure what else to do.
Maine State Police find two bodies in Greenbush
The deaths of the man and woman appear to be drug-related.
Maine State Police are investigating after two bodies were found Wednesday inside a home in the Penobscot County town of Greenbush.
State police said the bodies were discovered around noon after troopers went to a residence at 1104 Springs Bridge Road.
It wasn’t clear why police visited the home.
State police said the man and woman apparently died from drug overdoses.
Their bodies were transported to a local funeral home where they will be examined by the State Medical Examiner’s Office.
The names of the individuals are being withheld pending notification of their families.
Maine: Death of missing Westbrook man Henry Jacques, 45, not considered suspicious by police
The body of Henry Jacques, 45, was found Tuesday afternoon after he went missing Nov. 8 from his apartment.
The death of a Westbrook man who was found dead four days after he went missing from his apartment is not considered suspicious, Westbrook police said.
Henry Jacques, 45, was last seen at 55 Brown St., Apt. 2, at approximately 3 p.m. by his girlfriend, according to the Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit, which assisted Westbrook police with the investigation. Jacques shared the apartment with his girlfriend and a roommate.
His body was found Tuesday afternoon in the woods behind Saint Anthony’s Church on Brown Street in Westbrook, police said.
An autopsy was conducted Wednesday by the office of the Chief Medical Examiner, but further tests are required before pathologists can determine the cause and manner of death, said Westbrook Police Capt. Steven Goldberg.
(how can we yet know then if his death was suspicious or not? – S.)
Maine: Fatal accident on I-95 in Howland; 30-year old Ted MacArthur of Fort Fairfield, rest in peace.
HOWLAND, Maine — The Maine State Police say 30-year-old Ted MacArthur of Fort Fairfield died in a single-vehicle accident on I-95 south near exit 217 in Howland. The accident happened on Saturday at about 7:30 p.m.
Troopers say the driver, 30-year-old Leslie Greenlaw of Linneus, left the roadway and down the embankment hitting a culvert and rolled over.
MacArthur was not wearing a seatbelt was ejected from the car. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Greenlaw was treated for non-life threatening injuries at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center.
State Police Reconstruction team was called to the scene to assist and troopers continue to investigate the cause of the crash.
Maine: Body of missing young man, Ryan Messer, 25, found by Maine Forest Service
The Maine Forest Service helicopter found the body of Ryan Messer, 25, of Hermon on May 2 at 3:24 p.m. in Carmel.
The body of the young man who went missing over two weeks ago was found on Thursday.
The Maine Forest Service helicopter found the body of Ryan Messer, 25, of Hermon on May 2 at 3:24 p.m. in Carmel.
The Maine Warden Service had a K9 team nearby and was able to respond. The Maine Association of Search and Rescue and Maine Search and Rescue Dogs also helped in the search.
Messer was last seen on Sunday, April 14 around 3:30 p.m. on Spruce Street in Hermon.
RELATED: Search on for missing Hermon man
RELATED: Missing man last seen in Hermon two weeks ago, officers say
His body will be taken to the Medical Examiner’s Office to determine the cause of death.
This is an ongoing investigation.
This story will be updated as more information becomes made available.
Maine: 1 killed in fiery Hampden crash, police trying to identify victim
A single car went off the road on I-95 into several trees and burst into flames on April 30 around 5:15 p.m., according to Maine’s Public Safety spokesperson Steve McCausland.
HAMPDEN, Maine — Maine State Police are still trying to identify the driver who died in a fiery crash along I-95 southbound in Hampden Tuesday afternoon.
The single car went off the road into several trees and burst into flames on April 30 around 5:15 p.m., according to Maine’s Public Safety spokesperson Steve McCausland.
McCausland said the vehicle is registered in southern Maine. Troopers are still trying to determine who was driving it.
The crash happened near mile marker 176, located between the Route 69 exit in Newburgh (174) and the Coldbrook Road exit in Hampden (180).
Smoke could be seen a distance away from the scene.
Drivers were advised to seek alternate routes until the scene was cleared about two hours later.
Real-time traffic maps showed traffic backed up as far as two miles.
Maine: police ask for help solving the 1992 murder of Susan Hannah
Susan Hannah was 22 when she was last seen at a bar in Old Orchard Beach.
SCARBOROUGH, Maine — The Maine State Police are letting the public know the agency is continuing to investigate a case in which a woman’s body was discovered off a logging road nearly 26 years ago.
Susan Hannah’s body was found in Limington in November 1993, more than a year and a half after her mother reported her missing. Hannah was 22 when she was last seen at a bar in Old Orchard Beach.
The Portland Press Herald reports Hannah was living with her mother in Scarborough after having separated from her husband. The Maine State Police alerted the public of its continuing investigation with a Facebook post on April 20. The agency sometimes uses Facebook to notify the public about cold cases.
The agency asks anyone with information call 207-657-3030.
The mortal remains of Thomas Lynch’s, missing since September 2018, recovered near Stillwater Avenue in Bangor
Bangor Police and the Maine Warden Service found the remains in a wooded area.
BANGOR, Maine — Bangor Police and the Maine Warden Service found human remains in a wooded area near 900 Stillwater Avenue on Sunday.
The Warden Service called Bangor Police around 10 a.m. Sunday to tell them they had found the remains.
Both the fiancee and the daughter of Thomas Lynch say that the remains discovered are his.
RELATED: Police ask for help in locating missing Bangor man
Police said in March of this year that Lynch went missing in September of 2018. Police said he was last seen entering a wooded area near 829 Stillwater Avenue in Bangor.
September 8th to December 28th.
No news. No leads. Praying for answers. One day at a time. Please, will someone come forward. Praying.
900 Stillwater Avenue is the address of a Wal Mart in Bangor.
We will update this story when more information becomes available
Maine: Missing Wiscasset man, Casey Main, found dead in car
The cause of Casey’s death has still not been determined, but officials believe Main drove his vehicle into the Back River from the parking lot of the Old Ferry Road boat launch.
WISCASSET, Maine — The search for missing man from Wiscasset, Casey Main, came to a close Saturday afternoon when police discovered Main’s body inside his 2003 Toyota Camry.
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office say the search on April 27th was conducted in Wiscasset on the Back River near a boat launch off Old Ferry Road.
RELATED | Search continues for Wiscasset man with medical condition
The cause of Main’s death has still not been determined, but officials believe Main drove his vehicle into the Back River from the parking lot of the Old Ferry Road boat launch.
Main was transported to the Medical Examiner’s Office in Augusta.
His death did not appear to be suspicious.
The Recovery Through Wholeness Chalkboard 