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Police Identify Body Found in Lake Michigan as Chicago Trans Activist

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Elise Malary, 31, was reported missing on March 9. Her body was found in Lake Michigan off the Evanston shoreline on Thursday. Malary was known for her social advocacy for the LGBTQ population, people of color. Her car was found locked in a city lot near where she disappeared.

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Body of trans rights activist Elise Malary found on shore of Lake Michigan

A body found on the shore of Lake Michigan in a suburb of Chicago has been identified as trans rights activist Elise Malary.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Times of India

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LGBTQ activist Elise Malary found dead

Elise Malary has been found dead in Lake Michigan. She was an activist for transgender people and was missing for more than a week. She belonged to Illinois, Evanston, and was 31 years of age.

3 years ago·India

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New York Post

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Trans activist Elise Malary found dead in Illinois park after being reported missing

Elise Malary was found Thursday afternoon when authorities were alerted of “a woman in the water by the rocks” in Evanston’s Garden Park, and on Saturday she was “positively identified.”

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Missing Evanston activist Elise Malary found dead; remains removed from Lake Michigan

On Saturday afternoon, authorities confirmed Elise Malary’s body had been positively identified after Evanston Police and Fire departments responded to Garden Park on the Lake Michigan shoreline Thursday evening after

3 years ago·Cherokee County, United States

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