Posted on Jul 4, 2022
Brother hoping to reignite search for Harry Milligan, who disappeared 38 years ago in Albia, Iowa...
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“We were real close,” Mark said of his older brother Harry. “We were the only ones we had.”
Only two and a half years apart, Mark and Harry Milligan grew up in the small town of Avery, Iowa with their four older siblings. “They were a lot older than us,” Mark said. “When I was like two, they were 18 or 19 years old.”
Only two and a half years apart, Mark and Harry Milligan grew up in the small town of Avery, Iowa with their four older siblings. “They were a lot older than us,” Mark said. “When I was like two, they were 18 or 19 years old.”
Brother hoping to reignite search for Harry Milligan, who disappeared 38 years ago in Albia, Iowa...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Jerry Kaster, the homeowner who approved for one of the signs to be placed in his yard says he was more than happy to help these families any way he can. We decided this would be a really good location. I’ve been following both cases and I want everybody to see these two guys every day they drive by so that we can get it out there and get these guys brought back to their families. It’s been a long time,” says Kaster.
He says both pictures are on the sides of the billboard that are facing the towns from which they went missing. “Leave Centerville heading north of Albia you’ll see Harry, coming south going to Centerville you’ll see Ty,” Kaster explains.
Milligan says he’s not going to stop searching until he finds out what happened to his brother. “That’s the main thing is just keeping it alive. I live with it every day so they should have to at least see it every day,” he says."
..."Jerry Kaster, the homeowner who approved for one of the signs to be placed in his yard says he was more than happy to help these families any way he can. We decided this would be a really good location. I’ve been following both cases and I want everybody to see these two guys every day they drive by so that we can get it out there and get these guys brought back to their families. It’s been a long time,” says Kaster.
He says both pictures are on the sides of the billboard that are facing the towns from which they went missing. “Leave Centerville heading north of Albia you’ll see Harry, coming south going to Centerville you’ll see Ty,” Kaster explains.
Milligan says he’s not going to stop searching until he finds out what happened to his brother. “That’s the main thing is just keeping it alive. I live with it every day so they should have to at least see it every day,” he says."
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