The Most Chilling Disappearances in Massachusetts that Still Haunt Me | True Stories | Vanished Here

Unsolved Disappearances | Mysterious Disappearances | True Crime Stories for Sleep #RelaxingTrueCrimeStories #TrueCrimeDocumentary #RelaxingTrueCrimeDocumentaries #TrueCrimeForSleep Some people disappear. The questions they leave behind can last for decades. In this episode of Vanished Here, we travel across Massachusetts to revisit some of the state's most haunting disappearances and missing-person cases — from children who vanished seemingly within moments to adults whose last known movements left behind troubling questions. These are true stories involving real people, real families, and communities that have spent years searching for answers. Tonight's stories include: 🔹 The Highway That Swallowed Eleven Women — The New Bedford Highway Killer and the disappearances connected to Marilyn Roberts and Christina Monteiro 🔹 The Pool Across the Street — Andy Puglisi, who disappeared from Lawrence in 1976 🔹 The Toy in the Woods — Andrew Amato, Webster, 1978 🔹 Flat Rock, Plymouth Harbor — Robert Rasmussen and Gerald Montrio, 1957 🔹 The Party in the Woods — Melanie Melanson, Woburn, 1989 🔹 The Roadside Argument — Debra Melo, Weymouth, 2000 🔹 The Man Who Called in Sick — Jianhua Wu, Waltham, 2002 🔹 The House on New Year's Day — Ana Walshe, Cohasset, 2023 🔹 The Bike by the Pond — Jamie Lusher, Westfield, 1992 And before we leave Massachusetts, we'll remember several additional people whose stories deserve to be heard. Vanished Here explores disappearances across America, one state at a time. We focus not only on the mystery, but on the people who disappeared, the families left searching, and the communities that still remember them. If you enjoy long-form, respectful true-crime storytelling, subscribe to Cozy Night Stories as we continue our journey across all 50 states. What Massachusetts disappearance has stayed with you? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments. New stories every week. Subscribe, get comfortable, dim the lights... 🌙 Every Night Has a Story. #missingpersons #truecrimestories #UnsolvedMysteries #missingpeople #coldcases #truecrimestoriespodcast #mysteriousdisappearances #CozyNightStories #massachussets Disclaimer: This video covers real, publicly reported missing persons cases in Massachusetts. All information is drawn from official law enforcement statements, court records, and news coverage at the time of publishing. Individuals named as suspects, persons of interest, or subjects of investigation are presumed innocent unless a conviction is noted. Some details may become outdated as these cases develop — please check with local law enforcement for the most current information. If you have any information related to any case mentioned here, contact the relevant agency directly. This video discusses violent crime and, briefly, mental health struggles; viewer discretion is advised. This channel does not seek to glorify violence or those responsible for it. Our goal is to respectfully remember the victims, preserve history, and present true crime stories in a thoughtful, educational, and compassionate manner.