“This decision helps the surviving family members and friends of Susan Walsh understand what may have happened to her 26 years ago and what the Nutley Police did to try to solve her missing-persons case over this extended period,” said Alan Peyrouton, a Hackensack, New Jersey, attorney who represents Walsh's brother, Arthur Merchant.
February 16, 2022 at 02:20 PM
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An Essex County, New Jersey, Superior Court judge ordered the disclosure of records from a police department about a 25-year-old missing-persons case involving a journalist, whose disappearance the media linked to a so-called vampire subculture.
The police department in Nutley, New Jersey, where Susan Walsh disappeared in 1996, claimed its case files were exempt from New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act because the investigation is still open.
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