In a housing project 30 miles outside of Boston ten-year-old Andy Puglisi was looking forward to his upcoming birthday. Andy lived in Lawrence, one of the poorest cities in the country, but for him life was good. He was the oldest of five children. He and his family had just moved into a housing project that included about 300 other kids. There was always someone to play with and, best of all, a new swimming pool had been built just across the street. For 25 cents Andy could swim all day long.
On Sunday August 22, 1976, the temperature soared past 90 degrees. Kids were lined up at the entrance to the pool before the lifeguards had a chance to unlock the gate. This day seemed like any other August day but on this day every child in this neighborhood and almost every child in this city would be forever changed. Under the scorching summer sun, ten-year-old, Andy Puglisi vanished without a trace. More than 30 years later, his childhood friend wants answers.
On Sunday August 22, 1976, the temperature soared past 90 degrees. Kids were lined up at the entrance to the pool before the lifeguards had a chance to unlock the gate. This day seemed like any other August day but on this day every child in this neighborhood and almost every child in this city would be forever changed. Under the scorching summer sun, ten-year-old, Andy Puglisi vanished without a trace. More than 30 years later, his childhood friend wants answers.
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