Volunteer missing persons group Please Bring Me Home hosting event aims to raise awareness of Sudburian missing since 2013
Meagan Pilon of Sudbury was last seen Sept. 11, 2013. And while the then 15-year-old hasn’t been seen in nine years, it doesn’t mean people have stopped looking.
Since its founding, the group says it has helped locate 17 missing people, two of whom were deceased. The group accepts anonymous tips and is active in the field as well, chasing down tips and leads. They speak “with family, friends and anyone who might hold the key to these disappearances.”
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