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or for safety purposes. Listener discretion is advised. My name is Sarah Turnie and this

is Voices for Justice. This week's episode is a follow-up to the Molly

Bish case. My original plan was to release my full interview with Molly's sister Heather.

You're still going to hear that interview, but I have to acknowledge a huge recent development

in the case. I was actually in my hotel room in Austin at CrimeCon on Thursday the same

day that Molly Bish episode aired when I got a message from Heather that made my jaw drop.

If you haven't heard, the Massachusetts State Police announced that they have a new

person of interest in the case, Frank P. Sumner Senior. The police say that they looked

into Sumner early on in the investigation, but after some new tips came in, they've been

working for months to try to verify a connection to Molly. Apparently, Frank was living in

the area when Molly went missing and he has an extensive police record, including charges

for aggravated rape and kidnapping. According to People magazine, District Attorney Joseph

Early has stated that he considers Sumner to be an official suspect at this point, but

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