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48 Hours correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Erin Moriarty discuss the murder of 16-year-old, Molly Bish, whose killer still has not been identified after 25 years. Molly’s sister has taken to TikTok, pleading for leads. They share the latest updates in the case, including a person of interest who was named by police, and insight from the forensic anthropologist who helped find Molly’s remains in 2003.
Duration
23m
Broadcast on
09 Dec 2025
Audio Format
other
[MUSIC] Welcome to Postmortem, I'm your host Anne Marie Green, and today we're discussing the case of Mollie Bish, a 16-year-old lifeguard who disappeared from a local pond in Warren, Massachusetts on June 27th, 2000. Her remains were found three years later, but the big question still lingers today, which is who killed Mollie Bish? Her sister Heather has taken to TikTok leading four leads. Joining me now to talk about this case is 48 hours correspondent Erin Moriarty. Thanks for joining us again, Erin. I love being here, but a little warning, this is a tough story to talk about, an important story, but it's tough. It is, and before we get into it, if you have not listened to this episode yet, head on over to your podcast feed, the full audio version of this episode of 48 Hours is here. It's in your podcast feed right beneath this one, go listen and then come on over for this conversation. Yes, Erin, this is a tough one because unlike a lot of the cases that we do for 48 hours, there isn't a resolution yet. We don't know who's responsible for her murder. 48 hours actually covered this case back in 2003. Why revisit it now? Well, one thing, 48 hours, we stick with stories for a long time until they are resolved. But most important is there's an unidentified killer. And what happened to Mollie, nobody wants to happen to any other child. And so it is important to try to get answers in this case. Plus, there have been updates, important updates since we first aired this story. Number one, there's a person of interest. There had never been a person of interest named. And there's also a new detective who was assigned the case, who is going to give new eyes to the evidence. And it's the 25th anniversary. And I think most police officers will tell you, and investigators will tell you that when you go back on a story, when there's an anniversary, there's always a chance that you'll get new tips. And this story is worth pursuing. Yeah, and one of the things that we have noticed with some cases that have gone unsolved for even decades, things change, people get older. They may decide to come forward. So you never know who may remember something

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48 Hours correspondents Anne-Marie Green and Erin Moriarty discuss the murder of 16-year-old, Molly Bish, whose killer still has not been identified after 25 years. Molly’s sister has taken to TikTok, pleading for leads. They share the latest updates in the case, including a person of interest who was named by police, and insight from the forensic anthropologist who helped find Molly’s remains in 2003.