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Article: Lyons Case Still Unsolved
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- September 21, 1987
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A dozen years after the investigation opened, the missing persons
case file on Katherine and Sheila Lyon has grown to fill three boxes
the size of orange crates at Montgomery County's Wheaton police
station.
They sit in a storage area, lately untouched.
"You get to a point where there's not much left to pursue," said
Sgt. Gary Smith, a supervisor of the detective squad in charge of
what has become Montgomery's most noted unsolved case. The girls,
daughters of WMAL radio disc jockey John Lyon, were walking home to
Kensington from Wheaton Plaza when they disappeared on March 25,
1975.
Sheila was 12, Katherine, 10.
"Leads and leads have been checked," said Smith. "They've been ...
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