Search for Teen Focuses On River ; Police Also Look for Leads in the Gilman Avenue Neighborhood of Brunswick, Where the Boy Was Last Seen Saturday.
Portland Press Herald › April 16, 2004
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The search for a Topsham teenager who has been missing for six days took on a greater sense of urgency Thursday when police investigators brought in a Maine Warden Service airplane to fly over the Androscoggin River. Working from the theory that Michael S. Nord attempted to walk from a party in downtown Brunswick to his home in Topsham, investigators concentrated their search on the surging river that divides the towns.
A spotter in the plane, which arrived Thursday afternoon, found nothing. The search was expected to resume this morning.See the full content of this document
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Search for Teen Focuses On River ; Police Also Look for Leads in the Gilman Avenue Neighborhood of Brunswick, Where the Boy Was Last Seen Saturday.
"We are considering this to be suspicious because we don't know why he is missing. There is no history of him ever running away from home...
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