Who Is Susan Walsh?
The Freelancer journalist went missing on 16th July 1996. The estranged spouse of a journalist who lived be net to the flat did not watch her leave. The police lodged the case and began to search her but they were not able to find her. Not only even after checking her home, nothing suspicious had been found which can indicate that something had happened wrong with her or any crime had happened. Though the several weeks directing up to her missing many have had some clues about this unfortunate development. At the time of investigation, several theories had been constructed related to the case, but it still remains not solved case even after the search of many years.
Where Is Susan Walsh Now?
Now the new season is ready to investigate the matter and shared what happened many years back. Never Seen Again of Paramount was launched on Tuesday, 11th October 2022. The missing of Susan Walsh has been the big topic of several debates, ranging from the Russian gang to vampire cults which made the missing case more complicated and dramatic as compared to other missing cases. The journalist came into the limelight in the 90s after a probe report about the strip club located in New York that reportedly utilised young girls who were immigrants and was reportedly connected to a gang from Russia. This case was easy for her as she was herself a stripper.
Is Susan Walsh Dead Or Alive?
After her articles or report was published in the media outlet, the reporter began to be tense about the gang who would surely strike back at her. Susan reportedly grew distrustful over the next some months, informing several of her pals that someone used to chase her and that there were many agreements out for her killing. She went missing on 16th July 1996. Since that day, no one has watched her alive and no one has any clue about her whereabouts. Her friend of Susan, Melissa Hines asserted that she watched Susan with an anonymous man about 1 month after she went missing. She even wrote the number on the number plate of the vehicle.
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