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| '''Richard Calvin Cox''' was ] second-year cadet who disappeared after he left his dormitory around six p.m on ] 14, ]. Before he disappeared, Richard Cox had a mysterious friend named George with a German accent. One day Cadet Cox vanished without a trace after George paid him a visit. So far, Richard Calvin Cox is the only cadet to disappear from the West Point facility. | '''Richard Calvin Cox''' was ] second-year cadet who disappeared after he left his dormitory around six p.m on ] 14, ]. Before he disappeared, Richard Cox had a mysterious friend named George with a German accent. One day Cadet Cox vanished without a trace after George paid him a visit. Cox was declared legally dead in ] So far, Richard Calvin Cox is the only cadet to disappear from the West Point facility. | ||
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| == Bibliography == | |||
| *Maihafer, Harry, ''Oblivion: The Mystery of West Point Cadet Richard Cox'', Potomac Books, 1999. ISBN:1574882244 | |||
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Richard Calvin Cox was West Point second-year cadet who disappeared after he left his dormitory around six p.m on January 14, 1950. Before he disappeared, Richard Cox had a mysterious friend named George with a German accent. One day Cadet Cox vanished without a trace after George paid him a visit. Cox was declared legally dead in 1957 So far, Richard Calvin Cox is the only cadet to disappear from the West Point facility.
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Bibliography
- Maihafer, Harry, Oblivion: The Mystery of West Point Cadet Richard Cox, Potomac Books, 1999. ISBN:1574882244
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