In the quiet winter of 1969, a 23-year-old White female teacher named Patricia Helene Walsh and her friend, Mary Ann Wysocki, also 23, sought a weekend escape in the seaside town of Provincetown, Massachusetts. They checked into a guesthouse where they crossed paths with a 24-year-old handyman named Antone Charles "Tony" Costa. After a night of socializing at local bars, the two women were never seen alive again.
Their failure to return home to Providence, Rhode Island, prompted their par
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