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In custody

Associated Press · March 26, 1960

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FBI agents escort Mrs. Elmer Gene Pollard to a waiting car today as she is transferred from the FBI field office in Washington to a local police station. Mrs. Pollard and her husband were picked up in the capital with five-year-old Darcy Green, missing overnight from her Deal, N.J., home.

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