Harold Dow

As you have probably heard, one of our reporter was found dead at her apartment today.

Whoever did it did a good job of covering his tracks.

And we didn't know this guy.

They didn't know anything about him.

As you have probably heard, one of our reporters was found dead at her apartment today.

I can't escape from the fact that my only daughter is a homicide victim, and I won't get to be with her again in this world.

She does have a story to tell us.

And she's trying very hard tonight to tell us what she can.

Humorous, fusing, almost, it's almost fully fused.

The bones all suggest that she's pretty much finished growing.

I think she's probably much more, say, like 14 to 17 range.

Okay.

They will start getting out these new flyers, and they are hoping somebody will recognize her.

We're passing out flyers regarding Jane Doe.

She used to get along well with people.

When she left, she told me that she wanted to keep studying and working because she was a very hard worker.

From the time she was little, she was a hard worker.

Please, I am asking you to help me to thank them, because thanks to them, my daughter is here and I want to give them a hand.

Were you worried, looking over your shoulders?

In Revere, Massachusetts, a quiet blue-collar town just outside of Boston, 54-year-old Lee Brown was keeping a dark secret.