SUSPICIOUS DEATH
CASE #: 1987-7
Carol Ann Felger
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Open
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Death Location:
Conneaut, Ohio
Summary:
Carol Ann Felger was last seen sleeping in her family’s home in Conneaut, Ohio during a spring night in 1987. She disappeared mysteriously in the middle of the night and was never seen again. Carol remained missing for nearly two years until her remains were found buried in a shallow grave. Her murder remains unsolved.
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Circumstances of Death:
Carol disappeared on May 14th 1987 in Conneaut, Ohio. She was in the care of two teenage relatives at the time and was last seen sleeping on a couch in her residence located at 280 Center Street at 11:30 pm. When her mother returned home at 2:30 am, she was unable to find Carol anywhere in the house. She called police at 3:00 am to report her missing. The two teenage relatives fell asleep as well during the interval that the child vanished. A large search which included police, volunteers, and the FBI ultimately led nowhere. Investigators theorize someone entered the home between 11:30 pm - 2:30 am and abducted Carol from the house.
Additional Details:
In March 1989, a few children playing near Conneaut Creek near Route 7 and South Ridge Road found Carol's skeletal remains buried in a shallow grave. While it’s possible Carol was the victim of a kidnapping and murder, that hasn't been proven. Carol Felger's case remains unsolved.
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