By Barbara Tetreault
ERROL — A 19-year-old mystery may have been solved Tuesday when authorities pulled a pickup truck out of the Androscoggin River containing what are believed to be the remains of Tony Imondi.
The truck was discovered in the river a few miles south of Errol Village. Skeletal remains found in the cab of the truck will be examined by the N.H. medical examiner’s office for positive identification.
The 26-year-old Imondi had played in his regular Monday night horseshoe league on July 20, 1998 at Bill’s Seafood in Errol where he worked as a cook. According to a Berlin Sun article reporting his disappearance, he had left at approximately 11:30 p.m. in his girlfriend’s pickup truck and was never seen again.

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