Members of the N.H. Fish and Game Dive Team prepare on Friday, Aug. 6, to search in the Connecticut River for the skeletal remains of Alberta Leeman of Gorham, apparently successfully ending the 43-year-long mystery of her disappearance. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Members of the N.H. Fish and Game Dive Team prepare on Friday, Aug. 6, to search in the Connecticut River for the skeletal remains of Alberta Leeman of Gorham, apparently successfully ending the 43-year-long mystery of her disappearance. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
GORHAM — The skeletal remains of Alberta Leeman, a Gorham woman missing since July 26, 1978, have almost certainly been located in a car that was discovered submerged in the Connecticut River near Lancaster last Friday by members of the N.H. Fish and Game Department Dive Team.
However, a positive identification cannot be made until laboratory tests have been completed.
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