Fox 5 Investigates: Mystery of Missing Brooklyn Mother Solved

MYFOXNY.COM - A Brooklyn woman disappeared 20 years ago, and her family desperately tied to find out what happened to her. But it turns out New York City knew exactly what happened. Now finally two decades later, her daughters have their answer -- but it has only created more questions. Fox 5's John Deuztman reports on the heartbreaking confusion.

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The Doe Network is a volunteer organization devoted to assisting law enforcement agencies in solving cold cases involving unidentified victims and unexplained disappearances.

"We hope to accomplish this mission in three ways; by giving the cases exposure on our Web site, by having our volunteers search for clues on these cases as well as making possible matches between missing and unidentified persons and lastly through attempting to get media exposure for these cases that need and deserve it," according to the group's site.

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The Hart Island Project; Hart Island, located at the western end of the Long Island Sound, is home to a huge potter's field for New York City.  It is the largest tax-funded cemetery in the country, possibly the world. People who die in New York City whose bodies go unclaimed or unidentified are likely to be buried on Hart Island.

The Hart Island Project began as a documentary book to commemorate the estimated three-quarters of a million people who have been buried there since the 1860s. Many of the records have been destroyed or lost, so the project seeks to

The Hart Island Project attempts to re-unite families and to reduce unnecessary stigma associated with mass burials, according to its Web site. For more information see:

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