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The Merrimack Morning Record

November 4, 1924Manchester, New Hampshire

BV–24–052 · Special report

Police Seek Proprietress for Questioning

Officials stop short of naming Cassandra Castello a suspect.

Police renewed their request that Cassandra Castello present herself for an interview concerning the Black Veil disturbance. The department confirmed that no warrant has been issued and declined to identify the person reportedly killed.

A porter at the Boston & Maine station believed he saw Castello board a northbound train. A boarding-house keeper on the West Side insists Castello spent the same hour in her parlor. Both accounts are unsupported.

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Have you seen Miss Castello?

This paper's city desk will forward, in strict confidence, any sighting or account of Cassandra Castello's present whereabouts to the investigating officers named in the department's bulletin.

Fictional 1924 City of Manchester Police Department person-of-interest bulletin for Cassandra Castello, proprietress of The Black Veil
PERSON OF INTEREST · department bulletin reproduced with this report · no warrant accompanies it
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