ERROL, N.H. (WHDH) — Authorities in New Hampshire say they have recovered a pickup truck that is linked to a man who was reported missing in 1998.
As part of a multi-year investigation, a New Hampshire Fish and Game dive team located a Ford Ranger in the Androscoggin River in Errol on Tuesday.
Investigators say the truck was last driven by Tony Imondi. Imondi, then 26, was last seen at a horseshoe tournament at Bill’s Seafood on July 1, 1998.
A state police major crimes unit assisted with examining the truck and skeletal remains were found in the truck’s cab, according to police. The medical examiner is working to link the remains to Imondi.
When Imondi was first reported missing, an immediate search of the area, and interviews with friends and family did not reveal any clues of his whereabouts. It was later learned that Imondi was seen driving the Ford Ranger, which authorities say belonged his girlfriend, after leaving Bill’s Seafood.
Imondi’s family members have been notified of the discovery.
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