August 15, 1958.

Boulder County, Colorado.

While attending Camp St. Molo, a Catholic boy's summer camp, a 10-year-old hearing impaired

boy named Bobby Bissib finishes without a trace.

Nearly one year later, some of Bobby's skeletal remains are discovered on a mountainside

three miles from the camp, and is believed that he wandered off and died of exposure.

However, in 2021, a man comes forward and provides the authorities with a skull, which he

claims had been given to him by his father, and it is believed to belong to Bobby.

Since multiple counselors who worked at Camp St. Molo would be accused of sexually abusing

children, there is a suspicion that Bobby may become the victim of foul play and that

a cover-up took place.

After that, the trail went cold.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder, and this week we're going to be tackling one of the most

bizarre stories we've ever covered, the unexplained 1958 death of 10-year-old Bobby Bissib.

This is a case which languished in obscurity for over six decades, but was suddenly thrust

into the spotlight nearly two years ago after a truly unexpected development.

And not surprisingly, I started getting inundated with requests to cover it on The Trail Went

Cold.

It involves a 10-year-old hearing and pair-boy named Bobby Bissib, who went missing while

attending Camp St. Molo, a Catholic boy's summer camp in Colorado.

Nearly one year later, some of Bobby's skeletal remains were discovered three miles from the

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