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Retired detective found dead in hoarding conditions in Connecticut, months after she went missing

GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT, JUN 18 – Mary Notarangelo's remains were found under six-foot-high debris after months of failed searches hindered by severe hoarding, police said.

  • Mary Notarangelo, a 73-year-old retired Bridgeport police detective, was found dead in her Glastonbury home under piles of garbage in February 2025.
  • She went missing around early June 2024 after last texting a friend about abdominal cramps, vomiting, and a fall, prompting a welfare check request on July 3, 2024.
  • Authorities faced severe hoarding conditions at her rural home, with 6-foot-tall garbage piles blocking entry and complicating several search attempts over months.
  • Her remains were mostly skeletal and discovered beneath debris by a work crew using a small excavator, while the cause of death remained undetermined due to decomposition.
  • The case highlights dangers of hoarding disorder, which affects 2-6% of the population and remains incurable, while friends remembered her as passionate about her faith, job, and animals.
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Retired detective found dead in hoarding conditions in Connecticut, months after she went missing

A retired Connecticut police detective who went missing last year was found seven months later buried under debris in hoarding conditions in her home.

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