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Missing elderly man found dead in Merrimack

3 months ago in Local

Missing elderly man found dead in Merrimack

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An 89-year-old man reported missing Monday morning in Merrimack was found dead in Baboosic Lake. Merrimack police said the body of Jon Carter was found after an hours-long search. Carter was seen walking out of his Merrimack home around midnight. His family noticed he was gone first thing Monday morning and called police.

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