John Louis Brown, a male coworker at the Nabisco plant in Rochester, New York, disappeared in June 1964. He was described as a middle‑aged worker and his ethnicity is not explicitly noted in available sources. On June 12, 1964, Brown vanished without a trace; no body was ever recovered. He was known to have held a $5,000 life insurance policy, designating his coworker James Turner as the beneficiary. Despite the disappearance prompting suspicion, the absence of a body meant authorit
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