Some secrets should never see the light of day, and as far as Rachel is concerned, whatever happened to little Molly is one of them. As the 23rd anniversary of Molly Bish's disappearance approached, District Attorney Early provided an update on the investigation.

idk if it's bug or story related cause as you mentioned she did get upset when Uncle interrupted her when she tried to talk to Arthur and after that she'll be gone from the camp and will only show up when there's cutscene or event (like camp party) which involve her.

The main character often comes across as younger than she is, sometimes unaware of the meaning of words I'd consider relatively simple, which I was confused by at first but then realized it was down to her abnormal childhood. I had never heard anyone talk about this book until my favorite blogger, Emily Gemma of The Sweetest Thing, mentioned she was listening to it on Audible. Overall the characters in this book were enjoyable and quirky, which as most know from my other reviews, I love quirky characters. Early did not say exactly how Sumner was connected to the case, but that investigators recently received new information that has led them to investigate him.

She was the sole survivor but eventually disappeared completely and changed her name as she was constantly afraid that the killer would find her and come after her. Characters: This story built vivid characters, but with all that work, there was one minor deficiency. Baptiste does his best to stem the profuse bleeding, hands clenched over her throat like he’s choking her.The chiding tones of the narrator while acting out the antagonists grated on me like nails on a chalkboard.

It won’t make you feel any closer to solving the mystery of what happened to Olive Hughes, but you can still enjoy “Molly” for what it is: a brilliantly constructed, riveting hour of mystery and intrigue in the aftermath of tragedy. Without giving too much away, there was no culmination to the mental health issues she developed from her trauma. However, another witness reported that he saw a man matching the stranger's description in the pond's parking lot just minutes before Bish arrived.She loves her job as a bookkeeper for a paper until the day a podcast is suggested that is just a little too close to home. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. She could’ve paid for a background check, or, I dunno, told her friend to ask to look at his drivers license?