‘Tell me where she is’: The 40-year mystery of a baby girl who vanished into thin air | Forgotten Fugitives
The case of Giovanna Crawford, a baby girl who disappeared nearly 40 years ago, continues to haunt her family. In a recent episode of Forgotten Fugitives, host Jon Leiberman explores the chilling details surrounding her disappearance. As the family opens up about their pain and suspicions, they hope to uncover the truth behind the mystery.
- ▪Giovanna Crawford vanished nearly 40 years ago, leaving her family searching for answers.
- ▪The case involves a trusted acquaintance and a mysterious 10-year-old boy.
- ▪The family has broken decades of silence to share their painful memories and lingering suspicions.
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 19:00:00 -0400 |
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‘Tell me where she is’: The 40-year mystery of a baby girl who vanished into thin air | Forgotten Fugitives May 18, 2026 | 7:00pm For nearly 40 years, one haunting question has ripped apart a Connecticut family: what happened to little Giovanna Crawford? In this chilling episode of Forgotten Fugitives, host Jon Leiberman revisits the cold case that began with a trusted acquaintance, a mysterious 10-year-old boy, and a mother who never saw her daughter again. As Giovanna’s family breaks decades of silence, shocking details, lingering suspicions, and painful memories resurface — along with renewed hope that someone, somewhere, still knows the truth. One missing child. One neighborhood full of secrets. And a case that refuses to die.
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