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In late summer 1982, a pattern of young women disappearing began to unsettle the Seattle area. Mary Bridget Meehan, an 18-year-old White/Caucasian woman who was seven months pregnant, was last seen on September 15, 1982, on the SeaTac strip along Pacific Highway South. Her disappearance added to a growing list of missing vulnerable women in the county.

More than a year later, on November 13, 1983, partially buried remains were found near South 192nd Street and 27th Avenue South and identified as Mary Meehan. Her death was later connected to a series of killings attributed to the Green River Killer. The King County investigation continued for decades and ultimately produced a suspect who confessed to numerous murders; that suspect admitted to the killing of Mary Meehan as part of a guilty plea.

Did anyone in the SeaTac area know Mary or remember seeing her on or after September 15, 1982?