Durham Regional Police officers have released what they are calling newly corroborated information linked to the disappearance of a 13-year-old Bowmanville, Ont. girl who vanished back in 1963.
At a news conference Thursday on the 60-year anniversary of the last time Noreen Greenley was seen, detectives and family members pleaded with anyone who might have information about what happened to her to come forward.
"We can't do this without your help … awareness is the key to solving this cold case for our family."Det. Sgt. Brad Corner told reporters that it was first reported to police by Greenley's father in 1968. He told officers that Noreen didn't disappear, but left home of her own volition, as she was pregnant.
"We understand that if this information proves to be true, Noreen Greenley may have left Bowmanville 60 years ago with no intention of returning," Corner said.According to a timeline of events shared Thursday, police said it is believed that back in 1963 Greenley went to Oshawa, where she stayed for two weeks, before going to Whitby, where she stayed for three weeks with a couple named Mary and Gary Benson.
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