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The Missing Person
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The Missing Person
The FBI Background Report
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The FBI Background Report
The Worried Wife
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The Worried Wife
The Silent Brother
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The Silent Brother
The Housekeeper and "Hot Water"
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The Housekeeper and "Hot Water"
The "Surprise!" Ending
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The "Surprise!" Ending -
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The "Surprise!" Ending
People have a way of disappearing in New York City. Some choose to make themselves scarce, perhaps fleeing from the cops, an abusive relationship, or even the bill collector. Think of them as the lucky ones. But others fall victim to foul play, often vanishing without a trace, their lives reduced to a Form 336, the NYPD's missing person report. Michael Pappadio was one of the unlucky ones.
Using police and FBI reports, The Smoking Gun recreates the disappearance of Pappadio, a Bayside, Queens resident. While family members described him as a hard-working Garment Center executive, law enforcement officials saw Mikey in a different, more sinister light.
Pappadio vanished the day before his 67th birthday. While investigators believe they know what happened to him, Pappadio's body has never turned up. Read each document and watch the story unfold.
The FBI Background Report (2 pages)
The Housekeeper and "Hot Water" (3 pages)
The "Surprise!" Ending (7 pages)
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