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When he was growing up, Michael Carroll's mother told him, along with his three siblings, that their father had left one day in 1961 and that he had never come back. But George Carroll was just around the corner, buried more than six feet below the basement of their Long Island home. According to the authorities, Michael Carroll and his two adult sons found during excavations in the basement on October 30 have been identified as George Carroll, whose death is now treated as a homicide, reports NBC News. The Suffolk County Medical Examiner's Office stated that he had suffered head trauma that had fractured his skull, although the injury may have been inflicted after his death.
Michael Carroll, who was only eight months old when his father disappeared, bought the house from his mother in the 1980s. She died in 1998. He grew up and was told not to Ask questions about his father, even though there were several rumors within the family, including that George Carroll had been buried in the basement of the Lake Grove home, in Washington. Post reports . Michael Carroll says that he has an idea who could have killed his father – who has never been missing – but that everyone involved has long since died, reports ABC7. He says he would like his father, a veteran of the Korean War, to be buried at Calverton National Cemetery. "I want him to be a soldier," he says. "I want him to get what he needs." (The body of another long-vanished person has recently been found in another basement on Long Island.)
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