• On July 27, 1973, Mitchel Weiser, age 16, and his girlfriend Bonita “Bonnie” Bickwit, age 15, both from Brooklyn, New York disappeared somewhere between Narrowsburg and Watkins Glen, New York. Their disappearance on the way back from–or, more likely, on the way to–The Summer Jam Festival has been the subject of speculation, and confusion for nearly half a century. It is one of the most puzzling and most iconic missing persons cases of its era.
• In 1973 Hadden was working at Camp Wel-Met. He claims he was supplying Bonnie and other girls with marijuana. 
•  He admits being the last person to see Bonnie before Mitch and her left for the concert. 
• The case has never been solved.  
• In Part 2 Tony Ciaglia and his dad Al cover the reactions by the family on what they describe as the non-investigation of the case. 
• Hadden Clark all but confesses in a letter that is very detailed and tells how he would have gotten rid of the bodies.
•  In a phone conversation Hadden claims to have taken Bonnie and Mitch on vacation which is his code word for murder. 
• Tony gives very real scenarios as to why they think that Clark would have murdered the two teenagers. 

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