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Mack Sturgill, a 42-year-old White man also known by the nickname “Red,” was last known to be in Frenchman’s Bay, Maine, on March 25, 1971. Online case summaries tied to NamUs list him under case number MP39512 and describe him as about 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing about 198 pounds, with red or auburn hair, blue eyes, balding hair, and multiple tattoos on both arms and fingers. The case is associated with Frenchman’s Bay, a coastal body of water in Hancock County, Maine, stretching be ...
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Last Seen: Mar 25, 1971

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  • Missing Person / NamUs
  • West Georgia College Review, Vols. 5-10
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