Mary Healey Giaccone, a 29-year-old white woman, vanished from the streets of Poughkeepsie, New York, at a time when women who drifted through the city’s downtown margins were disappearing with terrifying regularity. The best-known timelines place her last day alive in February 1997, a date that would later be treated as the rough edge of her death window rather than a moment anyone could pinpoint with certainty.
For months, Mary’s absence blended into the background noise of a city
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