Hunting 4 Answers: Unfinished Business: Mary Ann Johnson

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🗓️ 7 April 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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The Black Effect Presents... Hunting 4 Answers!

In this episode of Hunting 4 Answers: Days before Christmas in 1994, Mary Ann Johnson disappeared without a trace. But before she vanished, she received a chilling warning—two men had been hired to break her legs, yet instead of carrying out the act, they let her go. Who wanted to harm her? And why? Decades later, no suspects have been named, no leads have surfaced, and the mystery of her disappearance remains unsolved. Anyone with information about this case should contact the Los Angeles Police Department- Adult Missing Persons Unit at 877-275-5273 or their local authorities. The agency case number is 941006395.

This is the story of Mary Ann Johnson.

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0:38.6	A forgotten asylum cemetery.
0:40.6	It was my family's mystery.
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1:34.2	Most of us don't know the legal process, and because they always tell you this word closure,
1:40.3	I really wish people would stop using that word because there is no such thing as closure.
1:44.0	These are the scars that are left behind. These are the voices you haven't heard. I really wish people would stop using that word because there is no such thing as closure.
1:46.1	These are the scars that are left behind.
1:48.4	These are the voices you haven't heard.
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