Episode 99: Missing: Finding Melanie Melanson, Woburn, Mass ( conversation with cousin Kim Trigilio)
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Episode 99: Missing: Finding Melanie Melanson, Woburn, Mass ( conversation with cousin Kim Trigilio)
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Crime of the Truest Kind
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MISSING: Finding Melanie Melanson, Woburn, Mass | Interview with her cousin Kim Blanchard‑Trigilio | Massachusetts True Crime Podcast
In this episode, I speak with Kim Blanchard‑Trigilio, cousin of missing teenager Melanie Jo Melanson, who disappeared in October 1989 from her hometown. Kim is one of her family members leading renewed efforts to finally bring Melanie home after more than 35 years.
On October 27, 1989, Melanie was days away from her 15th birthday. She was invited to a local party spot behind an industrial park in Woburn with older high school students. She told her grandmother she’d be staying with a friend so she could stay out late.
As the party was winding down, Melanie was among the few remaining kids there. She was seen in the company of two older boys, two boys who told the police the other was with her last. Melanie's family believes those boys know a lot more about what happened in the woods that night.
Despite the three decades that have passed, Melanie’s family has never stopped searching and never stopped seeking answers. Her cousins Billie‑Sue and Kim continue to push for those answers, to generate new leads, and keep Melanie’s story in the public.
In this conversation, Kim shares:
Memories of Melanie
What happened the night she disappeared
Why the family believes she never left the party site
The role of the two boys last seen with her
New efforts, community involvement, and how to help support the family
For information on her case, to support fundraising via the GoFundMe to build the reward for information, visit
https://melaniemelanson.com
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