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Two Missing Teenagers to a Festival in 1973: the Re-Launched Investigation

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Born of an investigation by Rolling Stone, a joint investigation cell revives the oldest case of missing teenagers in the United States: Bonnie Bickwit, 15, and Mitchel Weiser, 16, volatilized in 1973 on the road to the Summer Jam festival in Watkins Glen. This article Two missing teenagers to a festival in 1973: the re-launched investigation appeared first on Rolling Stone.
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Born of an investigation by Rolling Stone, a joint investigation cell revives the oldest case of missing teenagers in the United States: Bonnie Bickwit, 15, and Mitchel Weiser, 16, volatilized in 1973 on the road to the Summer Jam festival in Watkins Glen. This article Two missing teenagers to a festival in 1973: the re-launched investigation appeared first on Rolling Stone.

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Rolling Stone broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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