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Haven't some family members said that they have disowned LW2? Depending upon who wrote the obituary of LW1, that might explain why LW2 was not included as a survivor.

Clearer video link here: http://www.wjla.com/articles/2015/07/authorities-to-hold-press-conferences-this-week-on-lyons-sisters-case-115540.html

Random thoughts on Welch and his accomplices: Welch could have lured the girls down the railroad track with any request for help, such as finding a lost puppy. As to recent developments, maybe another look at records of his initial call seeking the reward showed the disclosure of something...

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09/police-confident-va-search-site-will-yield-answers-in-1975-md-lyon-sisters-disappearance-case-107243.html

http://www.mymcpnews.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/Info-Packet-Lyon.pdf Here's the link (the attached pdf) to the person-of-interest, Lloyd Welch aka Mike Welch. He's known to be a drifter, carnival worker, and landscaper who walked along the railroad tracks in the area and he also travelled...

The loading dock tunnel that ran beneath Wheaton Plaza in 1975 has been converted to retail space. Here's a link to a bunch of posts regarding people's memories of various stores that have been at the mall since it opened, and what those stores/spaces were converted to since then...

SharetheLight, thanks for the info about Farrells opening into the interior corridor; my sister remembers that, too. That's another place that was popular with teens and that Sheila and Kate would have likely passed on their way back towards Wards, on the same side of the corridor as The Orange...

More details about Wheaton Plaza - On the same wing of Wheaton Plaza as the Orange Bowl, and flanking it I believe, there were a Roy Rogers and a People's Pharmacy. Both of those stores had openings at their north and south ends and customers could enter them from either the north parking lot...

Hi, joellegirl. I still think of them as 11 and 13, their ages when we started to realize that they might not be alive. It sure would be great to have a Shawn Hornbeck type ending to this, though, wouldn't it. The Orange Bowl was somewhere around where "Cache" is now (#105 on the Westfield...

The J.C. Penney's was a Woodies (Woodward & Lothrop) and none of the parking garages were there at the time. There are actually a lot fewer trees now than there used to be, even around the mall. A lot of the area was wooded between subdivisions; it's just in the past ten years or so that most...

Hi. I was in 8th grade with several girls who were friends with the Lyons sisters well from their neighborhood and elementary school (they went to a different junior high; I never met them). I still remember the frantic hallway conversations and tears as their devastated friends spread the news...