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I know my daughter and I know those other girls and they are not runaways. This was

said by Rayanne Mosley, the mother of one of the three girls who went missing from

Fort Worth, Texas after going Christmas shopping in December 1974. This sentiment has been repeated

by many parents of teenagers who disappeared. Parents know their children and if they have

a bad feeling about them being missing, they're almost always right.

Absolutely and that's when you need to listen but for some fucking reason, a lot of them don't.

This is the case of the Fort Worth missing trio and this was suggested by Ali from Switzerland.

So hi Ali and thank you for the suggestion. Yes thank you for sending that in.

I haven't heard this case. I hadn't either and it's another long standing unsolved

disappearance like the Beaumont children that we covered a few weeks ago so let's get into it.

It reminded me which I don't know about the details but it reminded me of the Springfield 3

that we're missing. Yeah it's yeah. Mary Trilica who went by her middle name Rachel was 17 years

old in December 1974. She was still in high school but she was married to Tommy Trilica.

They got married before her senior year of high school and the two were deeply in love and they

just wanted to get married so they did. That's crazy. I know.

On December 23rd 1974 Rachel was planning to go Christmas shopping at the seminary

sales shopping center. She needed a few last minute gifts and she was going to bring along her

close friend Lisa Wilson. Lisa was 14 years old and also went by her middle name Renee.

Earlier that morning Renee's boyfriend Terry Mosley had given her a promise ring and she was

super excited to attend a Christmas party that evening and see him and like you know that's so

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