Alicia Markovich, Colleen Orsborn, & Deborah Quimby | The Letters

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True Crime

4.5 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In the early 2000s, the families of three missing girls received letters telling them what happened to their loved ones. The letters were mailed from the Manchester, NH area though none of the letters have brought definitive answers to what happened to Alicia Markovich, Colleen Orsborn, or Deborah Quimby.

These cases are *unsolved*

Read more about the letters/letter writer: http://truecrimeguy.com/the-cruel-writer/

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If you have any information, contact:

Alicia Markovich: 1-800-472-8477 or visit crimewatch.net/submit-tip

Colleen Orsborn: ocsocoldcase@ocfl.net or or call 407-254-7000.

Deborah Quimby: 978-597-2242

Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vDL4YoWPRkUdf3IpjNQMPoS4nidJIjtiG2sm6aW08ss/edit?usp=sharing

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1:11.4	In the early 2000s, the families of three missing girls received letters telling them what
1:16.9	happened to their loved ones. The letters were mailed from the Manchester New Hampshire
1:22.0	area, though none of the letters have brought definitive answers as to what happened to
1:26.5	Alicia Markovic, Ollene Orr's Born, or Deborah Quimbee. I'm Charlie and welcome to Crimelines.
1:41.8	Before we get started, I want to announce two meetups that I will be doing. One is the next
1:49.9	one, which is happening in Mobile, Alabama, on March 26th. We will be at the Icebox in
1:55.7	downtown Mobile, which is on Monroe Street at 630. It will be me, Josh from True Crime
2:02.3	BS, Melissa Whitney from Colts, Crimes and Cabernet, and also Lars from Rusty Hinges. Come by,
2:09.9	hi, get some stickers or whatever odds and ends I bring. We can talk True Crime. The other one I want
2:17.1	to announce is the True Crime Podcast Festival, which is happening this year in August in Dallas.
2:24.5	I will definitely be at that. Tickets should be for sale now, and if not now, within a few days of
2:31.4	you hearing this. You can just go to True Crime Podcast festival.com to get tickets. Now's the
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