She moved from Florida to New Hampshire on the promise of a job and a place to live.

But just a few months later, Eddie Seagall disappeared without a trace.

When the vehicle Eddie was driving on the day she was last seen alive,

turned up abandoned in the woods of a neighboring town,

investigators missed opportunities to uncover potentially critical evidence, evidence that still alludes the case to this day.

What happened on that New England summer day in 1977?

Someone, or maybe multiple someone hold the answer to that question.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is the case of Eddie Seagal on Dark Down East.

It hadn't been a case of the case of Eddie Seagal on Dark Down East. It hadn't been very long since she'd moved to the northeast.

By the summer of 1977, 33-year-old Eddie Seagall had only been in Nashua, New Hampshire, for a little over five months, but she was already irregular at the

woman's world gym and spa in the nearby town of Merrimack.

On June 15, 1977, Eddie had a routine 2.15 p.m. class to attend, as she did almost

every day. The health club was less than 10 miles away from where she was living in Nashua,

but Eddie was carless and it was too far to walk. Luckily, the married couple she was living with

often let Eddie borrow their vehicle, a 1969 Oldsmobile 88. So that Wednesday afternoon,

around 1 p.m., Eddie walked out the door with the borrowed Oldsmobile

keys in hand, dressed in blue jeans, and a white tank top jersey, a pair of green sandals,

and a brown purse slung over her shoulder. She had nothing else but a towel with her,

and off she went. As the hours ticked steadily by, it's possible that the

first person who noticed something was a miss was a staff member at the health club. The 215 class

began and Eddie wasn't in it. That was odd for the woman described as a faithful regular at

women's world. Later that evening, the couple

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