List of people who disappeared mysteriously: post-1970

This is a list of people who disappeared mysteriously post-1970 and of people whose current whereabouts are unknown or whose deaths are not substantiated, except for people who disappeared at sea. Since the 1970s, many individuals around the world have disappeared, whose whereabouts and condition have remained unknown. Many who disappear are eventually declared dead in absentia, but the circumstances and dates of their deaths remain a mystery. Some of these people were possibly subjected to forced disappearance, but in some cases information on their subsequent fates is insufficient.

The global statistical data on missing persons throughout the world from the late 20th and early 21st centuries are unreliable due to a number of factors,^[1] including international migration, travel capabilities,^[2] and legal protection for individuals who may have chosen to disappear intentionally.^[3] According to the International Commission on Missing Persons, "There are few comprehensive and reliable statistics regarding the number of persons who go missing throughout the world as a result of trafficking, drug-related violence, and migration. Even the numbers of persons missing as a result of armed conflict and human-rights abuses, which are more intensively monitored, are difficult to verify, given the reluctance of most states to deal honestly and effectively with this issue".^[1]

By the mid-1990s in the United States of America, the number of missing persons cases had grown to nearly 1 million, though this number began to decline in the 2000s.^[4] As of 2014, an estimated average of 90,000 in the United States are missing at any given time, with about 60% being adults, and 40% being children;^[5] in 2017, the total number of missing person cases was around 650,000.^[4] Per a 2017 report, the U.S. states of Oregon, Arizona, and Alaska have the highest numbers of missing-person cases per 100,000 people.^[6] In Canada—with a population a little more than one tenth that of the United States—the number of missing-person cases is smaller, but the rate per capita is higher, with an estimated 71,000 reported in 2015.^[7] Of these missing Canadians, 88% are found within seven days, while roughly 500 individuals remain missing after a year.^[8] In the United Kingdom, it was estimated in 2009 that around 275,000 Britons go missing every year.^[9] In some countries, such as Japan, the prevalence of missing persons is not commensurate with the known data, as significant numbers of missing individuals go unreported to authorities.^[10]

1970s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
Early 1970	Akpan Utuk	unknown	Lagos, Nigeria	Akpan Utuk was a colonel in the Biafran Army. Akpan Utuk was last seen at a party in Lagos in early 1970 and is presumed dead.	^[11]
12 January 1970	Cheryl Grimmer	3	Wollongong, Australia	Cheryl Grimmer went missing from a beachside shower block. Initially, she had refused to leave the shower block, causing one of her brothers to go collect their mother to persuade Cheryl to come out. In the moments between his leaving the shower block and returning with his mother, Cheryl disappeared. Witnesses claim they saw a man in an orange swimsuit carrying a blonde-haired child wrapped up in a towel. On 23 March 2017, a man was arrested and charged with Grimmer's abduction and murder. However, the judge at the Supreme Court of New South Wales declared some of the evidence inadmissible in the case, and the charges against the suspect were dropped in February 2019.	^[12]
6 April 1970	Sean Flynn	28	Cambodia	Sean Flynn, the son of Errol Flynn and Lili Damita, and his colleague Dana Stone, disappeared on 6 April 1970 while working as freelance photojournalists for Time. Neither man's remains were ever found and they are generally assumed to have been killed by Khmer Rouge guerrillas. After a decade-long search financed by his mother, Flynn was officially declared dead in 1984. In 2010, a British team uncovered the remains of a Western hostage in the Cambodian jungle, but DNA comparisons with samples from the Flynn family were negative.	^[13]^[14]
6 April 1970	Dana Stone	30	Cambodia		^[13]^[14]
15 May 1970	Edward Andrews	61	Chicago, Illinois, U.S.	Edward Andrews and his wife Stephania disappeared after leaving a party in the Chicago Loop on 15 May 1970. Police theorized that the couple accidentally drove into the Chicago River, but multiple searches over a period of years failed to locate them or their vehicle.	^[15]^[16]
15 May 1970	Stephania Andrews	61	Chicago, Illinois, U.S.		^[15]^[16]
16 September 1970	Mauro De Mauro	49	Palermo, Italy	De Mauro, an Italian investigative journalist, disappeared on 16 September 1970 and has not been seen since.	^[17]
13 October 1970	Helen Claire Frost	17	Prince George, British Columbia, Canada	Frost was reported missing by her sister on 15 October 1970, having failed to return home from a walk in Prince George, British Columbia two days earlier. Frost has not been seen since.	^[18]
15 November 1970	Robin Graham	18	Los Angeles, California, U.S.	After running out of gas on the Hollywood Freeway, Graham was last seen by California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers on 15 November 1970. The officer directed her to a callbox and later saw her speaking with a man beside her car. The circumstances of her disappearance resulted in CHP policies being changed to ensure the safety of stranded female motorists.	^[19]
14 October 1971	Jean Virginia Sampare	18	British Columbia, Canada	Sampare was last seen by her cousin on Highway 16 outside Gitsegukla on 14 October 1971. He left her alone when he went home to get a jacket or his bike, and she was gone when he returned.	^[20]
6 December 1971	Peter Christy	37	Near Jamnagar, India	PAF bomber pilot and navigator tasked with destroying an air station belonging to the Indian Air Force, but was presumably shot down by a Surface-to-air missile.	^[21]
10 December 1971	Lynne Schulze	17	Middlebury, Vermont, U.S.	Schulze was a student at Middlebury College and was last seen by one of her college friends when she abruptly turned back on the way to a literature exam, claiming she had left her favorite pen in her dorm room. Her wallet, checkbook, and other belongings were found at the dorm. A subsequent report said that she was seen a short time later outside a health-food store co-owned and operated at that time by Robert Durst and his wife Kathleen, who a decade later also disappeared. Schulze had also been seen buying prunes from the same store earlier in the day.	^[22]
14 December 1971	Shahidullah Kaiser	44	Bangladesh	Kaiser who disappeared 14 December 1971 was a Bangladeshi writer and novelist, who has been awarded multiple awards during different decades. Kaiser was never heard from or seen after his disappearance and is believed to have been killed.	^[23]^[24]^[25]
1972	Brendan Simbwaye	47–48	Caprivi	Brendan Simbwaye was an anti-apartheid Namibian activist and high ranking politician, who mysteriously disappeared in Caprivi in 1972. It has been claimed that the South African security forces had murdered Simbwaye, but yet this has never been proven to be true.	^[26]^[27]
30 January 1972	Zahir Raihan	36	Bangladesh	Zahir Raihan, a Bangladeshi novelist, writer, and filmmaker and the brother of Shahidullah Kaiser, disappeared on 30 January 1972, while looking for his brother, who had been abducted by Pakistani forces.	^[28]^[23]
12 June 1972	Adrien McNaughton	5	Arnprior, Ontario, Canada	McNaughton wandered away from his family during a fishing trip on 12 June 1972 and has not been seen since.	^[29]^[30]
16 October 1972	Nick Begich	40	Alaska, U.S.	Nick Begich and Hale Boggs were both Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives and disappeared when the airplane in which they were traveling presumably crashed in a remote area on 16 October 1972. No trace of the aircraft has ever been found.	^[31]
16 October 1972	Hale Boggs	58	Alaska, U.S.		^[31]
c. 1973	Renee Armbrust	unknown	Golden, Colorado, U.S	Armbrust was the wife of a previously-unidentified man found near Grant, Colorado, who was later identified as Anthony John Armbrust III. It is believed that Armbrust and her husband had signed a suicide pact, and authorities believe her to be deceased.	^[32]
25 April 1973	Ray Robinson	40	South Dakota, U.S.	Robinson was an African-American civil rights activist who disappeared in April 1973 at the Wounded Knee Protests on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. In 2014, the FBI said it had concluded from witness statements that Robinson was killed by American Indian Movement militants and he was "buried in the hills". His body has never been located.	^[33]
25 August 1973	Joanne Ratcliffe	11	Adelaide, Australia	Ratcliffe and Gordon are two Australian girls who went missing while attending an Australian rules football match at the Adelaide Oval on 25 August 1973.	^[34]
25 August 1973	Kirste Gordon	4	Adelaide, Australia		^[34]
26 January and 19 November 1974	Guðmundur Einarsson	18	Hafnarfjörður, Iceland	The strange and unsolved disappearance of these two Icelandic men is notable as one of the most notorious crime cases and miscarriages of justice in the country's history. Six people were convicted of their alleged murders on the basis of confessions extracted by the police after intense and lengthy interrogations despite the lack of bodies of the murder victims, witnesses or any forensic evidence. On 27 September 2018, 44 years later, the Supreme Court of Iceland acquitted five of the six original suspects.	^[35]
26 January and 19 November 1974	Geirfinnur Einarsson	32	Keflavík, Iceland		^[35]
1 May 1974	Oscar Zeta Acosta	39	Mazatlán, Mexico	Acosta was the Mexican-American attorney and friend of the American author Hunter S. Thompson. Acosta is referred to as "Dr Gonzo" in Thompson's 1971 roman à clef Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. In May 1974, Acosta disappeared while traveling in Mexico after telling his son Marco he was about to leave Mazatlán on a "boat full of white snow" (presumably an allusion to cocaine). Marco later said, "The body was never found, but we surmise that probably, knowing the people he was involved with, he ended up mouthing off, getting into a fight, and getting killed."	^[36]
24 June 1974	Margaret Ellen Fox	14	Burlington, New Jersey, U.S.	Fox was a teenage girl who disappeared on 24 June 1974 from Burlington, New Jersey for unknown reasons and has not been seen since. It is believed by some people that she was kidnapped.	^[37]
22 July 1974	Pavlos Kouroupis	46–47	Bolu, Turkey	Kouroupis was an officer in the Hellenic Army. At the time of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, he was a lieutenant colonel and commanding officer of the 251st Battalion of the Cypriot National Guard, the unit closest to the Turkish landing site. With his unit, he opposed the Turkish army at the Battle of Pentemili beachhead, stalling its advance for two days. Kouroupis was last seen on 22 July 1974. Following the conclusion of the battle, the fate of Kouroupis is unknown.	^[38]
1 August 1974	Connie Converse	50	New York City, U.S.	Converse was a singer-songwriter who was active in the New York City folk-music scene of the 1950s. In 1974, two years after losing her job as managing editor of the Journal of Conflict Resolution, Converse wrote letters to friends and family expressing her intention to start a new life. In August 1974, she loaded her Volkswagen Beetle with her belongings, drove away, and was never heard from again.	^[39]
November 1974	Paul McGonagle	35	Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.	Irish-American mobster and leader of the Mullen Gang who disappeared in November 1974. It's supposed that he was killed on orders of rival mobster Whitey Bulger, but his remains have never been recovered.	^[40]
18 November 1974	Diana Arón	24	Villa Grimaldi, Chile	Arón was a Chilean journalist and left-wing activist who was kidnapped on 18 November 1974 by agents of the DINA (the Chilean secret police during Pinochet's military dictatorship) and taken to Villa Grimaldi, where she was tortured by Miguel Krassnoff and presumably murdered. Her body was never recovered.	^[41]
29 November 1974	Carmen Bueno	24	Villa Grimaldi, Chile	The actress Bueno and the cinematographer Müller, both Chilean, were interrogated and tortured by DINA agents at Villa Grimaldi shortly before they were forcibly disappeared on 29 November 1974.	^[42]
29 November 1974	Jorge Müller	27	Villa Grimaldi, Chile		^[42]
23 December 1974	Rachel Trlica	17	Fort Worth, Texas, U.S.	Trlica took her friends, Wilson and Moseley, on a shopping trip to Fort Worth's Seminary South Shopping Center to do Christmas shopping. The girls' abandoned car was discovered in the Sears lot, but the three girls' whereabouts are unknown.	^[43]
	Renee Wilson	14
	Julie Ann Moseley	9
27 December 1974	Joanne Elaine Coughlin	21	Youngstown, Ohio, U.S.	Coughlin, an American woman from Youngstown, Ohio, has been missing since 27 December 1974. She was declared legally dead in 1985.	^[44]
6 March 1975	Jim Sullivan	34	New Mexico, U.S.	Sullivan, an American singer-songwriter, left Los Angeles on 4 March 1975 to drive to Nashville, Tennessee. His abandoned car was found at a remote ranch in New Mexico, and he was reportedly last seen walking away from it on 6 March. The car contained Sullivan's money, papers, guitar, clothes, and a box of his unsold records.	^[45]
31 May 1975	Mona Blades	18	North Island, New Zealand	Blades disappeared on 31 May 1975 while hitchhiking on the North Island. She is believed to have been murdered, but no remains have ever been discovered.	^[46]
4 July 1975	Juanita Nielsen	38	Sydney, Australia	Nielsen, an Australian publisher, activist, and heiress, disappeared in Kings Cross on 4 July 1975. She was presumed murdered and the people responsible for her disappearance have never been identified and no trace of her has ever been found.	^[47]
30 July 1975	Jimmy Hoffa	62	Bloomfield Township, Michigan, U.S.	Hoffa, a U.S. trade union leader and president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, disappeared on 30 July 1975 from the parking lot of a restaurant. It is believed he was to meet with the Mafia leaders Anthony Giacalone and Anthony Provenzano.	^[48]
c. 1975–1976	Norodom Chantaraingsey	unknown	Cambodia	Chantaraingsey, a member of the Cambodian royal family and a Cambodian nationalist, was initially a leader of the guerrilla resistance against the colonial French, but disappeared in 1975 and is believed to have been killed.	^[49]
1976	Norodom Naradipo	30	Cambodia	Naradipo, a Cambodian prince, disappeared mysteriously in 1976. Many years later, however, there were rumors that he was still alive. Several people claimed to be the missing prince, but they were all later proven to be false.	^[50]
1976	Norodom Kantol	56	Cambodia	Kantol, a former prime minister of Cambodia who was the first to rule for more than two years, disappeared in 1976, presumably killed by the Khmer Rouge.	^[51]^[52]
12 January 1976	Eloise Worledge	8	Beaumaris, Australia	Worledge disappeared from her home and is thought to have been abducted from her bedroom.	^[53]
23 April 1976	Sandy Davidson	3	Irvine, Scotland	The Scottish boy Sandy Davidson disappeared while he was playing in the back garden of his house in the Bourtreehill housing estate.	^[54]
21 August 1976	Andy Puglisi	10	Lawrence, Massachusetts, U.S.	Puglisi wandered away from a pool area near his home in Lawrence, Massachusetts and has not been seen since.	^[55]^[56]
27 September 1976	María Emilia Islas	23	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Uruguayan political activist who disappearad together with her husband, after they were arrested for being suspected militants by Uruguayan intelligence services. Neither has been located, and both remains missing to this day.	^[57]
30 September 1976	Ana Teresa Diego	21–22	La Plata, Argentina	Argentine astronomical student who was kidnapped and presumably killed by the military dictatorship due to her Communist political leanings.^[58]
12 November 1976	Renee MacRae	35	Inverness, Scotland	Renee MacRae and son Andrew were last seen on 12 November 1976.	^[59]
12 November 1976	Andrew MacRae	3	Inverness, Scotland		^[59]
15 December 1976	Jussi Kivimäki	91	Finland	Professional Greco-Roman light heavyweight wrestler who competed at the 1908 Summer Olympics. After disappearing on 15 December 1976 he was declared dead in absentia, with his date of death being recorded as sometime around 1 January 1976.	^[60]
1977	Héctor Oesterheld	58	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Oesterheld, an Argentine journalist and writer of comics as well as graphic novels, also known simply as "HGO", disappeared in 1977 and is believed to have been kidnapped and has not been seen since.	^[61]^[62]
17 February 1977	Helen Brach	65	Rochester, Minnesota, U.S.	Brach, an heiress novelist, disappeared on 17 February 1977, and was thought to have been murdered. A man named Richard Bailey was charged more than a decade later with killing Brach, but not convicted. He eventually received a long sentence after being convicted of defrauding her.	^[63]
18 March 1977	Mary Boyle	6	Ballyshannon, Ireland	Boyle disappeared while walking back to her grandparents' house. The investigation into her death has been criticized by some parts of her family and former police officers have stated that they believe Boyle was killed. Boyle is Ireland's longest-running missing child case.	^[64]
15 July 1977	Donald Mackay	43	New South Wales, Australia	An Australian anti-drug campaigner, Mackay may have been murdered after providing information to police that resulted in what was then the biggest drug bust in Australian history.	^[65]
31 July 1977	Gerry Faustino	21	Philippines	Faustino, a Filipino student leader and activist from the University of the Philippines Los Baños who is best known as one of the most prominent desaparecidos of the Marcos Martial Law era in the Philippines was abducted on 31 July 1977 and has not been seen since.	^[66]
15 November 1977	Megumi Yokota	13	Niigata Prefecture, Japan	Yokota was reportedly abducted by a North Korean agent on 15 November 1977. She was thought to have been taken to a spy-training center.	^[67]^[68]
c. 1977	Don Taxay	43–44	India	American numismatist and historian Taxay was last seen in 1977.^[69]	^[70]
January 1978	Peter Winston	19	New York City, U.S.	Winston, an American chess player, disappeared under mysterious circumstances in January 1978.	^[71]
24 February 1978	Gary Mathias	25	Chico, California U.S.	Mathias, of Yuba City, California, is the only one of a group of five men who disappeared after buying junk food and snacks at a Chico market on the night of 24 February 1978, but who has not been found. Their car was found several days later on a winding dirt road high in the Sierra Nevada; why they were there, well off their route home, and why they abandoned a car that was apparently in good working order, is not known. In June of that year, the remains of three were found in the woods where they had died of exposure; a fourth was found in a trailer 20 miles (32 km) from the car, where he had starved to death after suffering severe frostbite, despite the availability of food, heat, and warmer clothing. Mathias, too, is believed to have made it to that trailer, but left it at some point.	^[72]
April 1978	John Brisker	30	Uganda	Brisker, an American professional basketball player from Detroit, Michigan, disappeared in April 1978.	^[73]
21 May 1978	Anocha Panjoy	22–23	Macau	Panjoy was a Thai national who was abducted by North Korean agents from Macau on 21 May 1978. Her case only became known after the release of the American Charles Robert Jenkins and his Japanese family in 2004.	^[74]^[75]^[76]
1 June 1978	Yaeko Taguchi	22	Tokyo, Japan	Taguchi, a Japanese citizen, is said to have been kidnapped by North Korea in June 1978 and has not been seen since.	^[77]
25 June 1978	Trudie Adams	19	Newport, Australia	Adams disappeared from Newport Surf Life Saving Club in the early hours of 25 June 1978 after attending a dance, and has not been seen since.	^[78]
19 August 1978	Genette Tate	13	Aylesbeare, England	Tate, a teenage English girl, disappeared on 19 August 1978 while delivering newspapers.	^[79]
31 August 1978	Musa al-Sadr	50	Libya	Musa al-Sadr and two aides, Mohammed Yaaqoub, and Abbas Badreddine disappeared six days after entering Libya on 31 August, during an official visit from Iranians from Lebanon at the invitation of the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.	^[80]^[81]
	Mohammed Yaaqoub	unknown
	Abbas Badreddine	unknown
21 October 1978	Frederick Valentich	21	Bass Strait, Australia	Frederick Valentich disappeared on 21 October 1978 during a solo flight near Bass Strait after reporting to an air traffic controller that his plane was being circled by an unknown craft.	^[82]
14 December 1978	Christie Farni	6	Medford, Oregon, U.S.	Farni disappeared en route to her elementary school after testifying against her father before a grand jury regarding physical-abuse allegations against him. Serial killer Henry Lee Lucas at one point implicated himself in Farni's disappearance and alleged murder, but her whereabouts remain unknown.	^[83]
1978	Sattar Jabr Naser	unknown	Iraq	Naser, an Iraqi writer, disappeared in 1978, and has not been seen since.	^[84]
c. 1979	Jim Robinson	54	Miami, Florida, U.S.	Robinson, a former professional boxer notable for his bout with Cassius Clay (the future Muhammad Ali) in 1961, was last heard from in 1979, when he was living in the Overtown district of Miami, but has not been seen or heard from since.	^[85]
1979	J. C. P. Williams	47	London, England	Williams, a New Zealand cardiologist who discovered Williams syndrome, went missing in London. He was declared "a missing person presumed to be dead from 1978" by the High Court of New Zealand, and Williams renewed his passport in Geneva in September 1979. He had possibly gone into hiding; reports of alleged and indirect contact with him were made as recently as 2000.	^[86]^[87]
14 January 1979	Thomas DeSimone	28	New York, U.S.	DeSimone, an American mobster and associate of Henry Hill and the Lucchese crime family, was reported missing by his wife, Angela, on 14 January 1979. She said she had last seen DeSimone a few weeks earlier when he borrowed $60 from her. He was broadly considered to have been murdered in retaliation for any number of murders that DeSimone himself was involved in. However, no trace of him has ever been found.	^[88]
28 April 1979	Christina White	12	Asotin, Washington, U.S.	On 28 April 1979, Christina Lee White attended a parade with a friend, then later returned to the friend's home feeling ill. She called her mother who advised her to return home on her bike. White was not seen again. Authorities link her disappearance with the unsolved Lewis Clark Valley murders.	^[89]
5 November 1979	Martin Allen	15	London, England	Allen was last seen at King's Cross station at 3:50 pm on 5 November 1979, when he left his friends to go to his brother's house. A witness came forward to say that a 30-year-old male was seen at Gloucester Road tube station later that same afternoon in the company of a boy who looked like Martin. The man was heard to tell the boy not to try to run, and the witness stated that the boy looked scared. Theories exist that Martin fell prey to a paedophile gang operating in London and that he was murdered.	^[90]^[91]

1980s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
April 1980	Louise Faulkner	43	St Kilda, Australia	Louise Faulkner and her daughter Charmian went missing in April 1980 after Louise told a friend she was visiting her boyfriend in Gippsland. They were last seen getting into a white ute. Both were declared legally dead in 2006 at an inquest. No trace of them has been found.	^[92]
April 1980	Charmian Faulkner	2	St Kilda, Australia		^[92]
26 April 1980	Laureen Rahn	14	Manchester, New Hampshire, U.S.	Fourteen-year-old Rahn disappeared from her apartment after spending an evening with two friends. Upon returning home in the early morning, her mother noticed the lightbulbs in the hallways of each floor in the apartment building had been unscrewed, leaving the halls dark. Upon entering the apartment, she saw the figure of a young girl in Rahn's bed; Judith assumed the figure was Rahn. However, several hours later, she discovered that she was in fact Rahn's friend, who had fallen asleep in the bed. Her friend claimed to have last seen Rahn during the night when she got up to go to sleep on the couch. In the years after Rahn's disappearance, her mother received various anonymous phone calls, several of which were traced to motels in Southern California.	^[93]^[94]
17 June 1980	Peng Jiamu	55	Lop Nur, China	Chinese biologist Peng, who led an expedition to Lop Nur, disappeared after leaving a note saying he had gone to find water. He is presumed dead; a number of attempts have been made to find his remains, but nothing has ever been found.	^[95]
28 July 1980	John Favara	51	New York City, United States	John Favara was the backyard neighbor of Gambino crime boss John Gotti, in Howard Beach, New York, who disappeared after he struck and killed Gotti's 12-year-old son, Frank, with his car as the boy darted into the street on a motorized minibike. After the killing, Favara's wife and two sons moved out of Howard Beach; John was declared legally dead in 1983.	^[96]^[97]^[98]
5 August 1980	Alan Addis	19	East Falkland, Falkland Islands	The Royal Marine Alan Addis went missing on 5 August 1980. His small unit was on a patrol to North Arm in Lafonia on East Falkland. Addis was last seen at 1:30 a.m. after the marines had attended a local function in the social hall of the small, remote community. He was not missed until the other members of his team had set sail on a steamer to take them back to their base at Port Stanley. The official report assumes he drowned, but investigations and rumours have led to a belief that he was murdered. No body or trace has been found.	^[99]
6 October 1980	Thomas A. Mutch	49	Mount Nun, Jammu and Kashmir	This American geologist and planetary scientist disappeared on 6 October during a descent from Mount Nun in the Kashmir Himalayas and is believed dead.	^[100]
7 November 1980	Johan Asplund	11	Sundsvall, Sweden	Asplund disappeared from his home in Sundsvall during the morning of 7 November 1980 and has not been seen since.	^[101]
9 December 1980	Alaíde Foppa	64	Guatemala	Foppa disappeared on 9 December 1980 and is believed to have been murdered.	^[102]
28 November 1981	Katrice Lee	2	Schloß Neuhaus, West Germany	Lee was a British girl who disappeared from a NAAFI shopping complex on 28 November 1981, her second birthday.	^[103]
December 1981	George Washington Hughes	81–85	Florida, United States	George Washington "Bo" Hughes was a carver of Hobo Nickels until he disappeared from a Hobo camp.	^[104]
9 January 1982	Lynette Dawson	33	Mona Vale, Australia	Lynette Dawson was the wife of Chris Dawson, teacher and rugby league player. She disappeared on 9 January 1982, and has not been seen since. Her disappearance was the subject of intense public interest due to her husband's extramarital affair with a student of his who then was only 16. On 5 December 2018, Chris Dawson was charged with the murder of Lynette Dawson. In February 2020, he was committed to stand trial for the murder of Lynette.	^[105]^[106]^[107]^[108]
31 January 1982	Kathleen McCormack Durst	29	Newtown, Connecticut, U.S.	A medical student, Durst disappeared on 31 January 1982 after leaving the house of a friend to return to the South Salem, New York, residence that she shared with her husband. She has not been seen since and was declared legally dead in 2001. Since her marriage was deteriorating, police strongly suspected that her husband, Robert Durst, had murdered her, citing inconsistencies in statements he gave them. He is suspected in two other disappearances and served three years in prison for evidence-tampering in the death of a third person.	^[109]^[110]
5 July 1982	Ahmad Motevaselian	29	Lebanon	The Iranian military attache Ahmad Motevaselian was one of the four Iranian diplomats (with Seyed Mohsen Mousavi, Kazem Akhavan, and Taghi Rastegar Moghadam) who disappeared in Lebanon in 1982. On 5 July 1982, when the vehicle carrying the diplomats was passing through a checkpoint on its way to Beirut, it was intercepted by Phalange Party members. Three decades after the incident, the fate of the missing diplomats remains a mystery, and the search for Motevaselian and the other Iranian diplomats continues.	^[111]^[112]
5 September 1982	Johnny Gosch	12	Des Moines, Iowa, U.S.	Gosch was reported missing by his parents after he disappeared on 5 September 1982, while delivering newspapers.^[113] At that time, the custom was a three-day waiting period before police responded to missing-persons reports. Gosch was not heard from again, but his case prompted new laws for Iowa and other states resulting in missing-persons reports involving children being given immediate attention.	^[114]
12 September 1982	Stephen Pearsall	35	Lewiston, Idaho, U.S.	On the night of 12 September 1982, Pearsall, an employee of the Lewiston Civic Theater, entered the building to use the laundry facilities and has not been seen since. His disappearance occurred on the same night as that of two women he was acquainted with, Kristina Diane Nelson and Jacqueline Ann "Brandy" Miller. Nelson and Miller were later found dead. Police believe Pearsall may have been a victim of the same killer.	^[115]
3 November 1982	Tony Jones	20	North Queensland, Australia	Tony Jones disappeared while backpacking on 3 November 1982, and is believed to have been murdered.	^[116]^[117]^[118]
24 November 1982	Gwendolyn Clemons	23	Kansas City, Missouri	Clemons disappeared from Kansas City on 24 November 1982 along with her daughter and an unnamed man, apparently to "start a new life" in Florida. On 3 December 1982, Clemons was seen walking on a bridge above the Escatawpa River on Interstate 10, near the Alabama/Mississippi border with her daughter, appearing distressed. When passing motorists tried to assist her, she denied any help. A motorist reported seeing the body of a woman, floating in the river on 5 December, however, when authorities responded, they found the body of her daughter instead. Subsequent searches did not find Clemons, however did uncover the body of another unidentified man, who was most likely unrelated to the case. Authorities still consider Clemons a missing person, but believe she is deceased.	^[119]
13 February 1983	Upali Wijewardene	44	Colombo, Sri Lanka	Sri Lankan business magnate Upali Wijewardene's private Lear jet disappeared en route to Colombo on 13 February 1983. An extensive search operation by air and naval units failed to locate any evidence of a crash; his plane disappeared without a trace, and he is believed to be dead.	^[120]
17 March 1983	Ludovic Janvier	6	Grenoble, France	Janvier disappeared on 17 March 1983 when he was believed to have been abducted along with his brothers by an unidentified white man. While his brothers escaped, Ludovic has not been located.	^[121]
7 May 1983	Mirella Gregori	15	Rome, Italy	Gregori, a girl who disappeared from Rome on 7 May 1983, has not been seen since.	^[122]
1 June 1983	Ann Gotlib	12	Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.	Russian immigrant Gotlib disappeared from the premises of a shopping mall on 1 June 1983. The police later found her bike, but her abductor has remained a mystery.	^[123]
22 June 1983	Emanuela Orlandi	15	Rome, Italy	Orlandi, who was a citizen of Vatican City, disappeared on 22 June 1983 and has not been seen since.	^[124]
25 June 1983	Nyleen Kay Marshall	4	Helena, Montana, U.S.	On 25 June 1983 in the Helena National Forest, four-year-old Nyleen Marshall disappeared from a large family picnic. Some children with whom she was playing claimed to have seen her talking to an unknown man in a jogging suit. In the years after Marshall's disappearance, an anonymous person placed phone calls and wrote letters to missing-person nonprofits, as well as to the Marshall family, detailing his apparent kidnapping of Marshall. The unknown writer/caller was traced to Wisconsin, and he claimed Marshall was alive and well, though some content of his letters indicated sexual abuse. The identity of the letter writer and caller remain unknown, as does Marshall's whereabouts.	^[125]
6 July 1983	Tammy Lynn Leppert	18	Rockledge, Florida, U.S.	Model and actress Tammy Lynn Leppert disappeared on 6 July 1983 without a trace after leaving her family home.	^[126]
1 September 1983	Kirsa Jensen	14	Napier, New Zealand	Kirsa Jensen disappeared on 1 September 1983 while riding her horse at a beach.	^[127]
2 September 1983	George Cogar	51	British Columbia, Canada	The American computer scientist was last seen on 2 September 1983 aboard a private plane, a Britten-Norman Islander, with six other people to go on a hunting trip. The plane disappeared somewhere in British Columbia and was never found.	^[128]
10 February 1984	Kevin Andrew Collins	10	San Francisco, California, U.S.	Collins disappeared while en route to basketball practice. He was one of the first children to be featured on milk cartons and the cover of national publications.	^[129]
13 February 1984	Naomi Uemura	43	Denali, Alaska, U.S.	Naomi Uemura, a Japanese adventurer who was particularly well known for doing alone what had previously been achieved only with large teams, disappeared on 13 February 1984 while descending Mount Denali after a solo climb.	^[130]
21 April 1984	Hristo Prodanov	41	Mount Everest	Prodanov was a Bulgarian mountaineer and was also was the first Bulgarian to climb Mount Everest disappeared on 21 April 1984 while climbing Mount Everest and no one knows what became of him, and he is believed to have died.	^[131]^[132]
20 July 1984	John Patrick Kerrigan	58	Ronan, Montana, U.S.	Kerrigan, a Roman Catholic priest, was last seen at a bakery in Ronan. His bloodied clothing and a blood-stained coat hanger was found along Flathead Lake days later. His vehicle was discovered shortly after, containing USD $1,200, along with a blood-stained pillowcase and shovel. Kerrigan was later implicated, along with 80 others, in sexual abuse of minors by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena. His remains have never been found.	^[133]^[134]
13 November 1984	Tammy Belanger	8	Exeter, New Hampshire, U.S.	Tammy Belanger, an eight-year-old third-grade student, disappeared while walking from her home to the nearby elementary school. Police believe she was abducted; the one suspect in the case was never charged in connection with Belanger's disappearance, and he died in December 2012.	^[135]^[136]
1984	Ronald Jorgensen	Unknown	Remuera, New Zealand	Jorgensen, a New Zealand criminal on parole after completing a prison sentence, vanished in mysterious circumstances in 1984 after his car was found wrecked at the bottom of a cliff. Police initially suspected he faked his death, but he was declared legally dead in 1998. Since his body was never found, rumors persisted that he became a police informant in Australia.	^[137]^[138]^[139]
1985	Boris Weisfeiler	43	Biobío Region, Chile	U.S. mathematician Weisfeiler disappeared during a solo hiking trip in 1985. Chilean authorities originally concluded that he drowned, but documents released by the United States Department of State in 2000 included a 1986 memo suggesting he may be a captive "somewhere in Chile (probably Colonia Dignidad)", and a 1987 account by a CIA source claiming that Weisfeiler had been interrogated and fatally beaten by a Chilean army patrol.	^[140]^[141]
22 February 1985	Cherrie Mahan	8	Cabot, Pennsylvania, U.S.	Mahan was last seen getting off her school bus a short distance from her house on 22 February 1985. Police focused on a van seen near the bus when she got off. Her face was the first to be put on mailers sent all around the country, a practice continued with age-progressed photos as time passed. She was declared legally dead in 1998. In 2011, police claimed they had received a promising new lead but would not discuss it.	^[142]
31 March 1985	Vladimir Alexandrov	47–48	Madrid, Spain	Alexandrov, a Soviet physicist, disappeared on 31 March 1985 while attending a nuclear winter conference.	^[143]
6 July 1985	Andrew Fluegelman	41	San Francisco, California, U.S.	Fluegelman, a publisher, photographer, programmer, and attorney, disappeared on 6 July 1985, and is believed to have committed suicide after his car was found abandoned at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge.	^[144]
6 July 1985	Diane Suzuki	19	Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.	Suzuki was last seen on the evening of 6 July 1985 after leaving a dance studio where she worked as an instructor. Blood evidence found at the scene has not been matched to any suspect, nor can it be matched to Suzuki, since her blood type was not known. A photographer she knew was questioned by police and released without charge.	^[145]
30 July 1985	Nicole Morin	8	Toronto, Canada	Morin disappeared from the Etobicoke borough after leaving her apartment to go on a swim date with a friend. She hasn't been seen since then, but her vanishing is still under investigation by local police and missing child organizations.	^[146]
15 October 1985	Cotah Ramaswami	89	Chennai, India	Cotah Ramaswami, an Indian cricketer who played in two test matches in 1936, walked out of his home on 15 October 1985. No trace of him has ever been found.	^[147]
27 November 1985	Martha Jean Lambert	12	St. Augustine, Florida, U.S.	Lambert was a girl who went missing on 27 November 1985. She has never been seen again and foul play is highly suspected in the case.	^[148]
1986	Bambi Woods	31	U.S.	Former pornographic actress and exotic dancer, known for her titular role in the 1978 film Debbie Does Dallas, who disappeared from public view in 1986. While some have theorized she died of a drug overdose, private investigators claim that she retired and is now living an ordinary life.	^[149]
February 1986	Madame Max Adolphe	60	Haiti	Adolphe, who was the right-hand woman of former Haitian president François Duvalier, was held prisoner in an army barracks next to the national palace in Haiti following Duvalier's overthrow, and left the country in February 1986. Her current whereabouts are unknown.	^[150]
6 April 1986	Anthonette Cayedito	9	Gallup, New Mexico, U.S.	American girl Anthonette Cayedito disappeared from her home in the early-morning hours of 6 April 1986. Her mother went to look for her, but she could not be found.	^[151]
14 May 1986	Toh Hong Huat	12	Singapore	Two students of , best friends Keh Chin Ann and Toh Hong Huat, both 12 years old, went missing since 14 May 1986. Chin Ann, the youngest of three children and the only son of his family, was last seen by his classmate Wang Pi Wei to be running out of school to buy something after passing his bag to him. Hong Huat, the only child of a single-parent family, was last seen by his mother Tan Geok Kuan, who saw her son going out of the house to go to school, saying that his friend Chin Ann came to fetch him to go to school together (which took place after Chin Ann went out of school). The boys were generally well-behaved and had never played truant before, according to their families. The families of Hong Huat and Chin Ann, most notably Chin Ann's parents Keh Cheng Pan (who died in the 2010s) and Tay Mee Na (aged 80 in 2020, still alive as of 2020), and Hong Huat's mother, made public appeals for the whereabouts of their sons, and the police also stepped in to offer help and investigate the case. The case of the two boys' disappearance became known as the "McDonald's Boys Case" as the fast food restaurant chain McDonald's offered a hefty sum of S$100,000 as a reward for any information of the boys' whereabouts. There were many theories surrounding the disappearance of the boys, such as kidnapping or being sent to Thailand with their limbs and tongues cut off to work as beggars, but these were never proven. The boys remained missing till this day, and the case remains as one of Singapore's most mysterious missing persons cases ever encountered in the nation. The boys were since pronounced legally dead for years after their disappearance.	^[152]^[153]^[154]
14 May 1986	Keh Chin Ann	12	Singapore		^[152]^[153]^[154]
21 July 1986	Agustín Feced	65	Argentina	Feced, an Argentinian police official believed responsible for many tortures and extrajudicial executions during the country's Dirty War, was stated to have died in prison on 21 July 1986 while facing charges related to those activities. However, the records of his death and burial are incomplete and sometimes contradictory. Several sources doubt he was even imprisoned at the time. In 1986, the military hospital announced that Feced had died, but they did not offer any proof of it.	^[155]
28 July 1986	Suzy Lamplugh	25	London, England	British estate agent Suzy Lamplugh disappeared from Fulham, London, on 28 July 1986. In 1994, she was declared dead and presumed murdered. Despite further police investigations in 1998 and 2000, no trace of her has been found.	^[156]
14 August 1986	Jeremy Bright	14	Myrtle Point, Oregon, U.S.	Bright disappeared on 14 August 1986 while attending a county fair with his sister. The following day, his mother found his wallet, watch, and keys in his stepfather's house nearby, where he had been staying. Foul play has been suspected and police had a potential suspect who died in prison in 2007. While his family believes he is dead, and held a memorial service for him in 2011, they have not petitioned a court to make that declaration legal.	^[157]
23 October 1986	Philip Cairns	13	Dublin, Ireland	Irish schoolboy Philip Cairns disappeared 23 October 1986 on his way back to school after going home for lunch. His schoolbag was found abandoned in a previously searched lane near his house a few days later but there has been no trace of Philip and no arrests have been made in connection with the case.	^[158]
12 December 1986	Simon Parkes	18	Gibraltar	Leading seaman Simon Parkes, in the Royal Navy, went missing when the ship he was serving aboard was docked in Gibraltar. Parkes had gone into town and was last seen leaving the Horseshoe Bar on the peninsula. Because he disappeared on 12 December 1986, Allan Grimson (who favoured killing on that date and was serving aboard the same ship at that time) has been named as a suspect in Parkes' possible murder, though no trace of him or a body has been found.	^[159]
15 April 1987	Federico Caffè	73	Rome, Italy	Italian economist Caffè left his home at dawn on 15 April 1987, shortly after quitting university teaching, and disappeared. He was declared dead on 30 October 1998, and the mystery of his disappearance has not been solved.	^[160]
16 September 1987	Julie Weflen	28	Spokane, Washington, U.S.	Weflen, an operator for the Bonneville Power Administration, disappeared on 16 September 1987. Weflen was working at the Four Mounds substation in Spokane County. She vanished some time after 3:30 pm after going to check on a transformer. Her work truck was found with its door and back hatch open and her personal possessions inside and on the ground. The gravel in the vicinity showed signs of a struggle.	^[161]
3 December 1987	Sarinthip Siriwan	61	Thailand	Siriwan whose real name was "Phailin Collin" was a female actress from Nakhon chaisri District, Nakhon Pathom who disappeared on 3 December 1987 while filming a movie in Thailand. Her disappearance remains a complete mystery.	^[162]
20 March 1988	Susan Smalley	18	Carrollton, Texas, U.S.	Smalley and Madison disappeared on the morning of 20 March 1988. Police know the girls were at Smalley's house by midnight, but they later left. The car in which they rode was found parked and locked in Dallas, Texas.	^[163]
20 March 1988	Stacie Madison	17	Carrollton, Texas, U.S.		^[163]
4 May 1988	Ron Arad	30	Lebanon	Ron Arad, a jet-fighter navigator, was captured on 16 October 1986 by Amal Shi'ite forces in southern Lebanon after ejecting from his damaged F-4 Phantom II while on a bombing mission. Israeli intelligence officers reportedly knew his whereabouts until the early hours of 4 May 1988, his 30th birthday, when he abruptly vanished from the house where he was held, at the village of Nebbi Shiit.	^[164]^[165]
26 May 1988	Antonio Bardellino	43	Armação dos Búzios, Brazil	Bardellino, a powerful Neapolitan camorrista and boss of the Casalesi clan, was said to have been murdered on 26 May 1988 by his right-hand man, Mario Iovine. Since his body was not found, he is rumored to still be alive.	^[166]
13 June 1988	Amber Swartz-Garcia	7	Pinole, California, U.S.	Swartz–Garcia was kidnapped while playing jump rope in her front yard.	^[167]
10 September 1988	Lee Boxell	15	Cheam, England	Lee Boxell disappeared near his home on 10 September 1988 on his way to a football match at Selhurst Park, and has not been seen since.	^[168]
20 September 1988	Tara Calico	19	Belen, New Mexico, U.S.	Calico disappeared near her home after embarking on a bike ride. A Polaroid photo of a boy and girl, bound and gagged, surfaced on 15 June 1989 in Port St. Joe, Florida and speculation was that Calico might be the girl in the photo, but that was never confirmed.	^[169]
7 October 1988	Piia Ristikankare	15	Piikkiö, Finland	15-year old Piia Ristikankare disappeared following an argument with her little brothers at her home in Piikkiö, Southwestern Finland. She was never seen again. Ristikankare was declared dead in absentia on January 1, 2011.	^[170]
19 November 1988	Michaela Garecht	9	Hayward, California, U.S.	Garecht was abducted by an unidentified white male in a grocery-store parking lot.	^[171]
9 February 1989	Tiffany Sessions	20	Gainesville, Florida, U.S.	Sessions left her apartment and went out for an evening walk on 9 February 1989, but never returned.	^[172]^[173]^[174]
20 April 1989	Patricia Meehan	37	Circle, Montana, U.S.	Meehan disappeared under mysterious circumstances following a car accident.	^[175]^[176]
26 May 1989	Charles Horvath-Allan	20	Kelowna, Canada	Horvath-Allan disappeared on 26 May 1989 from a campsite. A Canadian-born British national, he was hiking across Canada and had plans to meet up with his mother and stepfather in Hong Kong by August 1989, but never made it.	^[177]
June 1989	Reino Gikman	59	Vienna, Austria	Gikman, an undercover agent for the Soviet KGB, disappeared in June 1989 and has not been seen since.	^[178]
27 October 1989	Melanie Melanson	14	Woburn, Massachusetts, U.S.	Melanson went missing at a party near an industrial park and has not been seen since.	^[179]^[180]

1990s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
5 February 1990	Ames Glover	5 months	London, England	Glover, a 5-month-old boy, disappeared from the back seat of his father's car in London, England. He has not been found and no charges have been brought.	^[181]
18 March 1990	Dannette Millbrook	15	Augusta, Georgia, U.S.	Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook are fraternal twins who were last seen by a gas-station clerk at the Pump-N-Shop gas station on the corner of 12th Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Augusta, Georgia, around 4:30 pm. Their case was closed in 1991 and was reopened in 2013.	^[182]^[183]
18 March 1990	Jeannette Millbrook	15	Augusta, Georgia, U.S.		^[182]^[183]
10 April 1990	Teddy Wang	56	British Hong Kong	Prominent Chinese businessman and founder of the Chinachem Group, Teddy Wang was kidnapped on 10 April 1990 and has not been seen since.	^[184]
14 April 1990	Alain Kan	45	Paris, France	Alain Kan is a French male musician who disappeared on 14 April 1990 after last being seen at the Rue de la Pompe Parisian metro station in Paris. Kan has not been seen since.	^[185]
20 April 1990	Christopher Kerze	17	Eagan, Minnesota, U.S.	Christopher Kerze disappeared after indicating he would return home by 6 pm, but he did not and his car was found two days later in Grand Rapids.	^[186]
24 May 1990	Paige Renkoski	30	Fowlerville, Michigan, U.S.	Paige Renkoski was last seen on the shoulder of Interstate 96 talking to a man standing next to a maroon-colored minivan. Hours later, the 1986 Oldsmobile she had been driving was found still idling with her shoes and purse inside.	^[187]^[188]
16 June 1990	Trevaline Evans	52	Llangollen, Wales	Trevaline Evans vanished without a trace after leaving a note on the front door of her antiques shop, saying she would be "back in two minutes".	^[189]
11 July 1990	Sarah MacDiarmid	23	Seaford, Australia	Sarah MacDiarmid was last seen late on the night of 11 July 1990 in the parking lot of Kananook railway station. Evidence found near her car suggested a struggle and foul play is suspected. Police have interviewed two potential suspects, but she officially remains missing.	^[190]^[191]
15 August 1990	Eugene John Hebert	66	Sri Lanka	American-born Jesuit missionary Hebert went missing on 15 August 1990 on his way to the eastern city of Batticaloa from a nearby town of Valaichchenai, and his disappearance remains a mystery.	^[192]
11 September 1990	Faucett Perú Boeing 727 occupants	Various	near Cape Race, Newfoundland, Canada	Air Malta airliner travelling towards Peru who mysteriously vanished after refueling in Iceland. No trace of either the plane or the occupants has been located.	^[193]
October 1990	Mahmoud Mahmoud Atta	36	Israel	Atta, an alleged militant from the Palestine Liberation Organization, was sentenced to jail in October 1990 and was later not found guilty and was released sometime after; he later disappeared. He was believed to have participated in the attack on the World Trade Center towers in 2001, but was revealed not to have.	^[194]^[195]
c. 1990	Licorice McKechnie	44	Sacramento, California, U.S.	McKechnie, a musician and former member of the Scottish folk group The Incredible String Band, was last reported to be living in California, but her later whereabouts have been unknown since 1990.	^[196]
18 March 1991	Thomas Gibson	2	Azalea, Oregon, U.S.	Thomas Gibson disappeared from his front yard in Azalea, Oregon after his father, Larry, a sheriff's deputy, left to go for a jog. Larry was charged with second-degree murder in Thomas's case and convicted of manslaughter in 1995, serving less than one year in prison. Thomas' remains and whereabouts are unknown.	^[197]^[198]
24 March 1991	Michael Dunahee	4	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	Michael Dunahee disappeared from a school playground. His parents were nearby, but no witnesses to his presumed abduction have been identified and no subsequent confirmed sightings of him have been made.	^[199]
19 June 1991	Tanong Po-arn	55	Bangkok, Thailand	Thai labor leader Tanong disappeared after his car was found abandoned in Bangkok's Rat Burana District, shortly after a military coup. Repeated inquiries from his family to the police and other government agencies received no reply and his fate remains unknown.	^[200]
19 July 1991	Jared Negrete	12	San Gorgonio Mountain, California, U.S.	Negrete disappeared from a Boy Scout expedition on 19 July 1991 after becoming lost from his group. A search party was immediately launched and rescue teams following his footprints found candy wrappers and his disposable camera. Most pictures on the filmstrip depicted the surrounding landscape, but only his eyes and nose are visible in the photograph. To this day, he is still missing.	^[201]
24 July 1991	Ben Needham	21 months	Kos, Greece	Needham, a 21-month-old boy, disappeared while his grandparents were renovating a farmhouse. Despite numerous sighting reports over the years, he has not been found. Family members have said they believe that the child was kidnapped with the intention of selling him for adoption or to child traffickers. Others familiar with the case consider the theory of an accident more likely. In 2016, excavations conducted nearby led investigators to informally conclude that Ben died in an accident that day on a construction site. This theory has been substantiated by reports of blood being discovered on a toy car and sandal believed to have belonged to the toddler, which were discovered in 2017.	^[202]^[203]^[204]^[205]
5 January 1992	Kelly Dae Wilson	17	Gilmer, Texas, U.S.	Wilson's car, with a flat tire, was left abandoned in the parking lot of the video store where she worked; bank surveillance footage appears to show Wilson dropping her paycheck in the bank's deposit box. Foul play is suspected, but no one has been charged, nor has Wilson been found.	^[206]
23 April 1992	Virginia Guerrero	14	Reinosa, Spain	Guerrero and Torres are two teenaged girls who suddenly vanished under unclear circumstances while hitchhiking from Reinosa to their hometown Aguilar de Campoo after partying in a nightclub.	^[207]
23 April 1992	Manuela Torres	13	Reinosa, Spain		^[207]
7 June 1992	Sherrill Levitt	47	Springfield, Missouri, U.S.	Levitt, her daughter Streeter, and friend McCall, known collectively as the Springfield Three, disappeared from Levitt's home on 7 June 1992. Streeter and McCall had graduated from Kickapoo High School the day before, and had arrived at Levitt's home at around 2:00 a.m. after a graduation party. It is being investigated as an apparent triple disappearance.	^[208]
	Suzie Streeter	19
	Stacy McCall	18
27 August 1992	Leigh Occhi	13	Tupelo, Mississippi, U.S.	Thirteen-year-old Occhi disappeared from her home during Hurricane Andrew. Her mother returned to their residence to find blood in various locations of the house, but Occhi was nowhere to be seen. Her whereabouts are unknown.	^[209]
1 September 1992	Jarosław Ziętara	23	Poland	Ziętara, a Polish journalist, disappeared on 1 September 1992 on his way to work, and is believed to have been kidnapped and murdered.	^[210]^[211]
15 September 1992	Boutros Khawand	51 or 52	Lebanon	A cofounder of the military council of the Kataeb party (with whom he had been affiliated since 1956), Khawand was kidnapped by up to ten individuals close to his Horch Tabet home on 15 September 1992. His ultimate fate remains unknown.	^[212]
9 October 1992	Taif Ajba	53	Sukhumi, Georgia	Ajba, an Abkhaz poet, disappeared on 9 October 1992, and is believed to have been tortured and shot dead. The reports are unconfirmed and the case remains unsolved.	^[213]^[214]
26 March 1993	Annie McCarrick	26	Glencullen, Ireland	McCarrick, an American woman, disappeared after a night out to Johnny Foxes' pub in Glencullen.	^[215]
August 1993	Wopko Jensma	52	Johannesburg, South Africa	Jensma, a South African poet and artist, disappeared without a trace from Johannesburg in August 1993.	^[216]
2 August 1993	Katheryne Eggleston	22	Portland, Oregon, U.S.	Eggleston, a recent college graduate, disappeared in the afternoon from an administrative building in northeast Portland while attending a business appointment for her job at a telecommunications company. Her car was discovered abandoned 9 miles (14 km) away, but she has not been seen since.	^[217]
18 August 1993	Sara Anne Wood	12	Frankfort, New York, U.S.	Wood disappeared on a road near her home while riding her bike alone. A janitor from Massachusetts confessed to kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and killing Sara, but later recanted. The case remains unsolved and was reopened in 2005.	^[218]^[219]^[220]
29 December 1993	Pierre Bianconi	31	Bastia, France	Pierre Bianconi is a French professional footballer who mysteriously disappeared on 29 December 1993 from his hometown of Bastia. Bianconi has not been seen since.	^[221]
6 January 1994	Ylenia Carrisi	23	New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.	Carrisi, an Italian celebrity and daughter of singers Albano Carrisi and Romina Power (as well as the granddaughter of American actor Tyrone Power), disappeared during a vacation in 1994.	^[222]
9 May 1994	Cleashindra Hall	18	Pine Bluff, Arkansas, U.S.	Hall disappeared after leaving her school job, and her disappearance was ruled as suspicious.	^[223]^[224]^[225]
10 June 1994	Sukhwinder Singh Bhatti	43	Punjab, India	Bhatti, a criminal defense attorney in Sangrur district, disappeared after 10 June 1994. After 27 years, the case remains unsolved.	^[226]
19 July 1994	Ernst Priesner	60	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany	Austrian biologist Priesner went missing in 1994 after failing to return from a research trip.	^[227]
4 September 1994	Haridhos Giri	unknown	Present day Koteswar, Himalayas, India	Giri who was also called "Guruji" was a very devoted Hindu guru who had traveled all over the world to spread the teachings of Namasankeerthanam and disappeared on 4 September 1994, and has not been seen since.	^[228]
5 November 1994	Revelle Balmain	22	Sydney suburb of Kingsford, Australia	Balmain an Australian model, dancer and escort who disappeared on 5 November 1994 from the Sydney suburb of Kingsford, and is believed to have been murdered.	^[229]
12 November 1994	Abani Chakraborty	53	Guwahati, Northeast India	Chakraborty, an Assamese humanitarian poet of late-20th-century Assamese literature, went out for an evening walk and did not return.	^[230]
8 December 1994	Jacobo Grinberg	47	Mexico	Mexican scientist, writer, and psychologist Grinberg disappeared on 8 December 1994, and has not been seen since.	^[231]
January 1995	Dor Bahadur Bista	68	Karnali Pradesh, Nepal	Bista, a prominent anthropologist from Nepal, disappeared from Jumla District in January 1995.	^[232]
1 February 1995	Richey Edwards	27	Cardiff, Wales	Richey Edwards, the guitarist and primary lyricist for the Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers, disappeared shortly before he was to fly to the United States for a promotional tour. His car was found abandoned on that date at the Aust service area adjacent to the Severn Bridge, which is a location notorious for suicides. Edwards had a history of self injury and received treatment for alcoholism, anorexia nervosa, and depression in the years leading up to his disappearance. He was declared dead in November 2008.	^[233]^[234]^[235]
April 1995	Fred Cuny	50	Chechnya, Russia	Cuny and his team of two Russian Red Cross doctors and an interpreter disappeared while seeking to negotiate a ceasefire in April 1995. A search to find him was conducted, and he was believed to have been murdered, yet nothing was found.	^[236]^[237]
17 May 1995	Gedhun Choekyi Nyima	6	Lhari County, Tibet Autonomous Region, China	Nyima, a Tibetan boy recognized by the 14th Dalai Lama as being the 11th Panchen Lama, a reincarnation of the 10th Panchen Lama, has not been seen since 17 May 1995. He is supposedly alive and well in China, but the Chinese Government will not allow this to be confirmed in person, so his whereabouts are considered unknown.	^[238]^[239]^[240]^[241]
9 June 1995	Morgan Nick	6	Alma, Arkansas, U.S.	Morgan Nick was abducted by an unknown white male while she was playing at a ballpark.	^[242]
27 June 1995	Jodi Huisentruit	27	Mason City, Iowa, U.S.	Huisentruit, a KIMT television news anchor, was abducted from outside her apartment while on her way to work. She was declared legally dead in 2001.	^[243]
1 July 1995	Erin Marie Gilbert	24	Girdwood, Alaska, U.S.	Gilbert disappeared from the Girdwood Forest Fair while accompanying a date; the man stated he walked over two hours searching for a friend's home after his car battery died, and that Gilbert was missing when he returned.	^[244]^[245]
13 July 1995	Yolanda Panek	21	Portland, Oregon, U.S.	Panek disappeared from the Capri Motel in southeast Portland. The following day, her son was found alive inside her locked car near the Portland Union Station; the mattresses in her motel room were soaked with blood. Panek's common-law husband, Abdur Rashid Al-Wadud, was charged and convicted with her murder, but her remains have never been recovered.	^[246]
28 July 1995	Andrew Shumack	25	Grozny, Chechnya	American freelance journalist Shumack was last seen when he left Chechnya, and is believed to be dead.	^[247]
27 November 1995	Ruth Wilson	16	Box Hill, England	Wilson, an English teenager, disappeared after taking a taxi.	^[248]
25 May 1996	Kristin Smart	19	San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.	Smart, a student at California Polytechnic State University, disappeared after leaving a late-night party during the Memorial Day weekend. Campus police were unsure if Smart had left on vacation and initially did not treat her disappearance as a potential crime. The delay resulted in the passing of the Kristin Smart Campus Security Act two years later.	^[249]
1 June 1996	Ruslan Labazanov	28–29	Tolstoy-Yurt, Chechnya, Russia	Labazanov was a notorious crime boss of the Chechen mafia and head of a Chechen armed faction, held by some as an example of a modern abrek (bandit hero). On 1 June 1996, it was reported that Labazanov was killed together with a bodyguard at the village of Tolstoy-Yurt, 15 kilometres north of Grozny. His body was never found.	^[250]
16 July 1996	Susan Walsh	36	Nutley, New Jersey, U.S.	Walsh left her apartment to use a payphone and has not been seen since. Her disappearance was widely publicized after several newspapers and media outlets published articles concluding that her disappearance was potentially linked to the Russian mafia, as well as New York City's underground vampire community, both subjects that Walsh had investigated while writing for The Village Voice.	^[251]
29 September 1996	Melanie Ethier	15	New Liskeard, Canada	Melanie Ethier mysteriously disappeared while walking home from a friend's house. Despite a decades-long investigation, her remains have never been found and no suspect has ever been charged, although police suspect foul play.	^[252]
2 November 1996	Damien Nettles	16	Isle of Wight	Nettles disappeared in 1996. Five men were arrested in 2011, but by 2016, no charges had been brought.	^[253]
6 November 1996	Adam O'Brien	14	Torbay, Canada	Adam, Trevor, and Mitchell O'Brien are brothers missing from Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador, who were allegedly abducted by their father.	^[254]
	Trevor O'Brien	11
	Mitchell O'Brien	4
26 December 1996	Patrick Warren	11	Solihull, England	Warren and Spencer are two English schoolboys who mysteriously vanished on 26 December 1996. The case remains open and is one of the more notorious cases of missing children in UK history.	^[255]
26 December 1996	David Spencer	13	Solihull, England		^[255]
22 June 1997	Marion Barter	51	Southport, Queensland, Australia	Barter is an Australian mother who was a teacher, who disappeared from Southport, Queensland on 22 June 1997 and has not been seen since.	^[256]
23 June 1997	Kristen Modafferi	18	San Francisco, California, U.S.	North Carolina native Modafferi was living in San Francisco for the summer to attend classes at the University of California, Berkeley. On the afternoon of 23 June 1997, she left her job at a coffee shop in Crocker Galleria mall in the Financial District. She was seen by co-workers talking to a blond woman in the mall around 45 minutes later. She has not been seen since.	^[257]
24 July 1997	Amy Wroe Bechtel	24	Lander, Wyoming, U.S.	On the morning of 24 July 1997, the 24-year-old left her Lander, Wyoming apartment to run errands. At 2:30 that afternoon, Bechtel was seen at a photo shop. This was the last confirmed sighting of Bechtel. It is believed she left the photo shop and drove into the Shoshone National Forest to check the course of a 10k race her gym was planning. When her husband returned home at 4:30 pm, she was not home. By nightfall he alerted neighbors and the sheriff's department. Bechtel's white Toyota station wagon was found parked off a dirt road in the Shoshone Forest. No trace of Bechtel has been found.	^[258]
17 August 1997	Guy Hever	20	Golan Heights, Israel	Hever, an Israeli soldier, reported for guard duty at a bunker near his artillery base on the morning of 17 August 1997. He was absent when his relief arrived later in the day and has not been seen since. Since he was on active duty when he disappeared, he is considered to be missing in action.	^[259]
18 August 1997	Don Lewis	59	Tampa, Florida, U.S.	Lewis, a self-made millionaire and co-owner of Wildlife on Easy Street, disappeared after leaving his home in Tampa, Florida. His van was found forty miles away at a private airport with the keys on the floorboard. Investigators visited land that Lewis owned in Costa Rica, but could not find any evidence.	^[260]^[261]
23 November 1997	Sabrina Aisenberg	4 months	Valrico, Florida, U.S.	Aisenberg, a 4-month-old infant, vanished from her crib during the night of 23–24 November 1997. Her mother discovered that she was not in her crib the following morning, and their attached garage had been unlocked. No trace of the Aisenberg baby has ever been found. The parents won a large settlement for malicious prosecution.	^[262]^[263]^[264]
1998	Florinda Donner	53–54	Los Angeles, California, U.S.	Donner, an American anthropologist and writer, disappeared with four other women from Los Angeles, California in 1998. What became of Donner and three of the women who she disappeared with remains unknown.	^[265]
February 1998	Widji Thukul	34	Indonesia	Indonesian poet and democracy activist Thukul has been missing since February 1998, when he last made contact with his wife.	^[266]
2 March 1998	Suzanne Lyall	19	Albany, New York, U.S.	Lyall was last seen getting off a bus on the campus of the State University of New York at Albany on the night of 2 March 1998 after returning from her job at a nearby shopping mall. Her ATM card was used the next afternoon to withdraw money at a convenience store elsewhere in the city; since then, no signs of her have been found, and foul play has been suspected. Her parents have successfully lobbied for changes in state and federal law regarding missing-person investigations on college campuses and founded the Center for Hope to support families of the missing.	^[267]^[268]^[269]
4 March 1998	Rui Pedro Teixeira Mendonça	11	Lousada, Portugal	Mendonça went missing while riding his bicycle near his home on 4 March 1998, and his case remains unsolved. In September 1998, Mendonça was one of 16 children identified in materials confiscated from a raid on alleged members of an international child pornography ring called the Wonderland Club. However, his whereabouts remain unknown and police suspect that he was murdered by his abductors after being abused on camera for other members of the paedophile ring.	^[270]^[271]
9 March 1998	Gilbert Wynter	37	London, England	Wynter, a jeweler and enforcer for the Adams crime family, disappeared in London on 9 March 1998. His disappearance is believed to be related to the murder of Saul Nahome in December that year: both men were involved in a drug deal where £800,000 went missing.	^[272]
April 1998	Taisha Abelar	unknown	Death Valley National Park, U.S.	Writer and anthropologist who disappeared with four other women while hitchhiking. One of the women's skeletons was found in 2006, but the other four, including Abelar, remain missing.	^[273]
28 July 1998	Deirdre Jacob	18	Newbridge, Ireland	Jacob, a student teacher, was last seen on 28 July 1998 around 3 pm near her home in Newbridge, County Kildare. In August 2018, the Garda Siochana announced that her disappearance was being treated as a murder case.	^[274]^[275]
28 August 1998	Pirouz Davani	37	Tehran, Iran	Davani, an Iranian leftist activist and editor of an Iranian newspaper, disappeared on 28 August 1998 while leaving his residence. Some have suggested that Davani was murdered.	^[276]
c. 11 November 1998	Joan Lawrence	77	Huntsville, Ontario, Canada	Last known to be living on the property of the Laan family touted as a retirement home, Lawrence was paying over $700 in rent for an uninsulated shack without running water, heat, or electricity. It is believed that Lawrence, a "cat lady," selected this accommodation to keep over 30 cats as pets. After being reported missing on 25 November 1998, the resulting Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigation did not locate Lawrence's body but identified three other residents—John Semple (90), John Crofts (71), and Ralph Grant (70)—as missing. Their pension cheques, however, were still being cashed. No bodies have been recovered and no one has faced charges in Lawrence's presumed homicide.	^[277]
5 December 1998	Derrick Engebretson	8	Rocky Point, Oregon, U.S.	Engebretson disappeared while searching for a Christmas tree with his father and grandfather. A circular path of footprints in the snow was traced to a road, where bits of chopped wood and a snow angel were discovered; Engebretson had a small hatchet with him at the time he disappeared. A convicted child rapist is considered a suspect in his disappearance.	^[278]^[279]
c. 1998	Angelo Cruz	40	Puerto Rico	Retired Puerto Rico professional basketball player Angelo Cruz disappeared during a trip to visit family in Puerto Rico.	^[280]
7 February 1999	Paul Skiba	38	Westminster, Colorado, U.S.	Nine-year-old Sarah Skiba accompanied her father, Paul, and Chivers, an employee at his moving company, on a furniture delivery job. This was the last time they were seen. A moving truck on the company lot was subsequently discovered with bullet holes in its door, blood smeared inside, and portions of a human scalp lying near the windshield. The whereabouts of all three remain unknown.	^[281]
	Sarah Skiba	9
	Lorenzo Chivers	36
12 March 1999	Kevin Palmer	37	Curdridge, England	Palmer, a British timeshare salesman, traveled for unknown reasons from Spain to Curdridge in the UK in March 1999, where, following an argument in a taxi, he got out and was never seen again.	^[282]
7 May 1999	Yury Zacharanka	47	Belarus	Zacharanka, a Belarusian opposition leader, disappeared on 7 May 1999 and has not been seen since.	^[283]
29 May 1999	Tammy Lamondin-Gagnon	20	Newcastle, Ontario, Canada	Lamondin, a young Ojibwe woman, disappeared and was likely murdered after attending a house party.	^[284]
7 September 1999	Yves Godard	43	Brittany, France	French physician Godard and his children Camille and Marius were last seen buying waffles from a street vendor in Bréhec, a small port on the western tip of Brittany. Their rented sailboat was found abandoned in Plouézec the next day. On 7–8 September, blood identified as that of Dr Godard's wife Marie-France was found in their camper van and in the family home. Fragments of the bodies of the three were recovered from the sea bed over the next few years. Godard's wife is still considered missing and the apparent multiple murders are unsolved. The case was officially closed in 2012 with only accidental death eliminated as a possibility.	^[285]
	Marie-France Godard	Unknown
	Camille Godard	6
	Marius Godard	4
16 September 1999	Viktar Hanchar	42	Minsk, Belarus	Hanchar, a Belarusian opposition leader, disappeared along with his friend, businessman Krasouski, from a streetside. Signs of a struggle were found where they were last seen; the two were widely believed to have been abducted and later murdered.	^[286]
16 September 1999	Anatoly Krasouski	Unknown	Minsk, Belarus		^[286]
16 October 1999	Raisa Räisänen	16	Tampere, Finland	Räisänen, a 16-year-old basketball player disappeared in downtown Tampere on 16 October 1999. The last confirmed sighting of her was at 10:50 p.m. local time. Because an EU summit was held in Tampere on the same day, security had been tightened and there were policemen from all over the country. Räisänen was declared dead in absentia in 2007. The investigation was changed from manslaughter to murder in September 2019, because the statute limitations on manslaughter in Finland is 20 years.	^[287]^[288]^[289]
November 1999	Marat Manafov	Unknown	Bratislava, Slovakia	Manafov, an Azerbaijani businessman and lawyer, disappeared in November 1999. Police have since investigated whether he was abducted or killed.	^[290]^[291]
15 November 1999	Julie Surprenant	16	Terrebonne, Canada	Surprenant disappeared from Terrebonne, Quebec in November 1999. A neighbour was quickly considered the prime suspect, but the authorities had insufficient evidence to charge him. In 2006, this same neighbour made a deathbed confession to her murder, but he was never charged.	^[292]^[293]
10 December 1999	Michael Negrete	18	Los Angeles, California, U.S.	Negrete, a music student at UCLA, disappeared from his student accommodation and was never seen again. Police have treated his disappearance as suspicious and have classified the case as a homicide.	^[294]

2000s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
2 January 2000	Zebb Quinn	18	Asheville, North Carolina, US	Quinn disappeared after receiving a page from his aunt's phone number. She denied paging him, but told police that her home was broken into during that time. His car resurfaced two weeks later, parked near his mother's workplace, with a live puppy inside and a large set of lips drawn on the window. In 2015, Asheville detectives unearthed fabric, leather materials, and "unknown hard fragments" that were buried under a layer of concrete on the property of Robert Jason Owens. Owens was the last person known to have seen Quinn and had given several conflicting stories to detectives in his case. The search of his property that uncovered this new evidence was conducted after he was arrested for an unrelated triple murder. On 10 July 2017, Owens was indicted for Quinn's murder.	^[295]
14 February 2000	Asha Degree	9	Shelby, North Carolina, U.S.	Degree was last seen in the early morning hours of 14 February 2000 running into a woodlot off North Carolina Highway 18 on a rainy and very windy day. Some of her personal effects were found three days later in a nearby shed and her backpack was found buried 20 miles (32 km) away in August 2001. No other signs of her have been found since then, and theories have ranged from running away to foul play.	^[296]
13 March 2000	Leah Roberts	23	Bellingham, Washington, U.S.	Roberts, a native of Durham, North Carolina, embarked on a cross-country road trip to northern Washington in early March 2000. Her car was found wrecked and abandoned some days later off the Mount Baker Highway. She had last been seen in a restaurant at a local shopping mall on 13 March. One report that she was seen walking disoriented around a gas station in Everett shortly after her car was discovered, and she has not been seen or heard from since.	^[297]
17 March 2000	Joseph Kibweteere	68	Kanungu, Uganda	Kibweteere, a leader of the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God, is believed to have died on 17 March 2000, but in 2014, the Uganda National Police announced that reports were received that Kibweteere was hiding in Malawi.	^[298]
25 May 2000	Bruno Manser	45	Bukit Batu Lawi, Malaysia	A Swiss traveler who lived with the Penan people of Borneo during the 1970s and '80s, Manser became an internationally prominent activist in the fight for the Penan's land rights and opposition to logging and rain-forest destruction. He was in the country illegally, and was continually hunted by authorities, and escaped numerous times under gunfire. He eventually escaped the country in disguise and went on a world tour to raise awareness about the Penan, including founding a nonprofit organization. In 2000, against all advice, he covertly re-entered Borneo. Manser was last seen in the jungle near Bukit Batu Lawi, a 2,000-m limestone pinnacle in Sarawak. Manser stated his intention to climb the pinnacle alone. The Penan mounted a search and rescue mission after he failed to return. He has not been seen since.	^[299]
7 July 2000	Dzmitry Zavadski	27	Minsk, Belarus	Belarusian journalist and cameraman Zavadski disappeared on 7 July 2000 at the Minsk National Airport and was presumably murdered.	^[300]
August 2000	Shamsa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum	19	Cambridge, England	Emirati member of the Dubai ruling family who fled to the UK to live a less restrictive life. She was abducted on the streets of Cambridge by four men hired by her father, flown back to Dubai, and hasn't been seen since.	^[301]
8 December 2000	Trevor Deely	22	Dublin, Ireland	Trevor Deely was returning home from his work's Christmas party in Dublin. He was seen talking to an unknown man outside his office. At 4:14 am. CCTV footage shows Deely walking past what was then the AIB bank on the corner of Baggot Street Bridge and Haddington Road in the direction of his apartment. About 30 seconds later, the footage shows a man dressed in black passing by the bank. Gardaí have said that they believe this is the same man who spoke to Deely outside his office. This man has never come forward to Gardaí, despite numerous appeals over many years since the disappearance. Deely's whereabouts remain unknown.
c. 2001	Riaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi	60	London, England	Pakistani religious scholar and founder of the Messiah Foundation International, an organization dedicated to spreading religious studies. He disappeared from public view while residing in London, with various rumors surrounding the cirumstances of his disappearance, including that he has passed away.	^[302]
2 January 2001	Zelimkhan Murdalov	26	Grozny, Chechnya	Murdalov, a student, left his home on 2 January 2001, saying he would return, but never did. His parents tracked him down at the police station where an official promised that he would soon be released, but they have not seen their son since. According to witnesses, Murdalov was subsequently severely beaten while in police custody and his fate remains unknown.	^[303]
18 January 2001	Rilya Wilson	4	Miami, Florida, U.S.	Wilson, a foster child of the Florida Department of Children and Families, disappeared on 18 January 2001 in Miami. She was not reported missing until 2002, when she became the focus of an investigation into neglect and mismanagement in the organization.	^[304]
11 April 2001	Branson Perry	20	Skidmore, Missouri, U.S.	Perry disappeared outside his home. A female friend was helping him clean in preparation for his father's return from the hospital; she stated he told her he was taking a pair of jumper cables to an exterior shed. He never returned. In 2004, while investigating Jack Wayne Rogers on unrelated charges, a message-board post from his computer was discovered detailing a first-hand account of Perry's alleged rape, torture, and murder. Rogers denies involvement in his disappearance, and Perry's whereabouts remain unknown.	^[305]
10 June 2001	Aleksandr Khazanov	22	Brooklyn, New York City, U.S.	Russian–American mathematical prodigy who was one of the youngest students to submit a perfect paper for the 1994 International Mathematical Olympiad. He went missing after going out with his mountain bike, leaving behind a letter claiming that he was "going to the library". At the time of his disappearance, he was suffering from depression and was a drug abuser.	^[306]
13 June 2001	Jason Jolkowski	19	Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.	Jolkowski failed to show up at a local high school, where he had arranged to catch a ride to work with a friend. The last confirmed sighting of Jolkowski was by a neighbor, who reported seeing Jolkowski carrying trash cans into his garage about 30 minutes prior to when he was to meet at the high school.	^[307]
10 September 2001	Sneha Anne Philip	31	New York City, U.S.	Philip, a physician, was last seen 10 September 2001 on surveillance-camera footage from a store near her Lower Manhattan apartment. Due to the proximity of the World Trade Center, and her medical training, her family believes she perished trying to help victims of the next day's terrorist attack. A court has agreed and she is officially considered to have died that way. The ruling was not unanimous, and no proof of her death has ever been found.	^[308]
11 September 2001	Michele Anne Harris	34	Smithboro, New York, U.S.	Michele was last seen leaving her boyfriend's apartment late that night, where she had gone after work, to return to her home in nearby Spencer, where she and her wealthy husband were nearing the end of a bitter divorce. The next morning her abandoned car was found on the road near her driveway. State police, their manpower and resources limited at first because they had been diverted to New York City in the wake of the terror attacks, spent four years building a case against her husband based on threats he had reportedly made, some blood spots on the wall of the garage, and his desire to avoid paying a large settlement although they never found a body or weapon despite extensive searches. The guilty verdict in the first of four trials was set aside when new witnesses came forward afterward claiming to have seen Michele near her car on the morning of September 12 arguing with a man. Cal was convicted again at the second trial, but the verdict was ultimately overturned on appeal due to procedural errors. A third trial, in a different county, ended with a hung jury; an ensuing bench trial acquitted Cal in 2016. His defense at the last two trials raised the possibility, and some evidence, pointing to another suspect.	^[309]
13 January 2002	Rubén Gill	56	Entre Ríos Province, Argentina	The six members of the Gill family were last seen visiting a friend in the town of Viale. Despite reported sightings, none of the family members has ever been seen again. Following the death of their landlord, who was alleged to have been involved in their disappearance, the case is currently being considered for reinvestigation.	^[310]
	Margarita Gill	26
	María Gill	12
	Osvaldo Gill	9
	Sofía Gill	6
	Carlos Gill	4
3 April 2002	Marita Verón	23	Tucumán Province, Argentina	Argentinian woman Verón is believed to have been kidnapped on 3 April 2002 from her home town in the Tucumán province, and has not been seen since.	^[311]
c. 2002	Saeed Zeinali	26	Tehran, Iran	Zeinali, an Iranian student at Tehran University, was arrested on 10 July 1999 and was said to be held in jail until 2002. He disappeared after being released and has not been seen since.	^[312]
4 February 2003	Sofia Juarez	4	Kennewick, Washington, United States	One day before her fifth birthday, Juarez told her mother she would accompany her grandmother's boyfriend to a local convenience store, but after being left behind left the house anyway. Witnesses may have seen her after she left the house, but she never arrived at the store and her current whereabouts are unknown.	^[313]
March 2003	Salah Aboud Mahmoud	59–60	Iraq	Salah Aboud Mahmoud Arabic: صلاح عبود محمود) who mysteriously disappeared during March 2003 is a former Iraqi Army general, who was highly involved in the Persian Gulf War. After Mahmoud had disappeared after the invasion of Iraq he has not been seen or heard from since.	^[314]
22 March 2003	Frédéric Nérac	43–44	Iraq	Frédéric Nérac was a French journalist, who on 22 March 2003 mysteriously disappeared while he was reporting in Iraq. Search attempts to locate Nérac have been unsuccessful.	^[315]
25 May 2003	Ben Charles Padilla	50	Luanda, Angola	Padilla, a licensed aircraft mechanic, flight engineer, and pilot of small airplanes, was on board Boeing 727-223 designation N844AA when it was stolen. He has not been heard from since.	^[316]
14 June 2003	LeeAnna Warner	5	Chisholm, Minnesota	LeeAnna Warner is an American female child who on 14 June 2003 mysteriously disappeared from Chisholm, Minnesota. Warner is believed to have been kidnapped and murdered.	^[317]
4 July 2003	Ali Astamirov	34	Nazran, Russia	Astamirov, a Chechen journalist, who was working for Agence France Presse in Ingushetia, Russia, was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint by a group of three masked men in uniforms on 4 July 2003. His whereabouts are unknown.	^[318]
11 August 2003	Reda Helal	Unknown	Cairo, Egypt	Journalist Helal went missing on 11 August 2003 in downtown Cairo, and is believed to have been kidnapped, but little evidence supports this belief.	^[319]
1 October 2003	Felipe Santos	24	Naples, Florida, U.S.	Santos was last seen being arrested for driving without a license after a traffic accident. Jail records show he was never booked and Officer Steve Calkins claimed to have changed his mind and left Santos at a nearby Circle K convenience store. Three months later, another man, Terrance Williams, disappeared after being arrested by the same police officer.	^[320]
9 October 2003	Kirk von Ackermann	37	Iraq	Von Ackermann disappeared after calling an Iraqi employee of U.S. defense contractor Ultra Services and telling him he needed help fixing a flat tire on his car. When the employee arrived at the location given, between Kirkuk and Tikrit, 45 minutes later, von Ackermann was gone. No signs of a struggle were noticed and $40,000 in cash were found in the car along with von Ackermann's laptop and satellite phone. The circumstances suggest he was not the victim of a robbery attempt and neither his employer nor family were ever contacted with ransom demands. Nevertheless, the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command later concluded he had been killed in a botched kidnapping and they still consider the case open, though his body has not been found.	^[321]
1 November 2003	Charlene Downes	14	Blackpool, England	Downes disappeared from her home town of Blackpool and has not been seen since. She may have been murdered.	^[322]
10 November 2003	Tariq Mahmood	Unknown	Pakistan	Mahmood was initially assigned a 10 November 2003 court date in Islamabad, and made court appearances over the following four weeks. However, despite the ongoing legal process, his whereabouts became unclear by early 2004. He has not been seen or heard from since.	^[323]
12 January 2004	Terrance Williams	27	Naples, Florida, U.S.	Williams disappeared after being arrested by Collier County sheriff's deputy Steve Calkins on 12 January 2004. The circumstances of his disappearance were similar to that of Felipe Santos, who disappeared after being stopped and arrested by the same officer three months earlier.	^[320]
9 February 2004	Maura Murray	21	Woodsville, New Hampshire, U.S.	Murray, a nursing student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, was last seen on New Hampshire Route 112 at the scene of a minor one-vehicle accident in which her car was disabled after crashing into a roadside snowbank. Earlier on the day of her disappearance, she had lied to professors about a death in her family, stating that she would be absent from class for a week. A school bus driver who happened upon Murray's crash site stopped to ask if she needed help and Murray declined. Upon returning home a short time later, the bus driver called police anyway, but by the time first responders arrived, 10 minutes later, Murray had vanished. Her keys along with bank and credit cards have never been located despite extensive searches of her abandoned car and the neighboring wooded areas.	^[324]^[325]^[326]
12 March 2004	Somchai Neelapaijit	52	Bangkok, Thailand	Neelapaijit, a Thai Muslim lawyer and human-rights activist representing South Thailand insurgency terrorism suspects, was last seen in what may be a case of a forced disappearance.	^[327]^[328]
19 March 2004	Brianna Maitland	17	Montgomery, Vermont, U.S.	Maitland vanished after leaving her job as a dishwasher at the Black Lantern Inn. Her car was discovered the next day, parked at an odd angle with its rear bumper smashed into an abandoned barn, about 1 mile (1.6 km) away. Maitland's belongings were found inside the vehicle, including a recent paycheck and her wallet. Authorities believe foul play to be involved in Maitland's case and one theory is that she may have been smuggled across the nearby Canada–U.S. border.	^[329]^[330]
28 March 2004	Timothy Verne Perryman	53	Agoura Hills, California, U.S.	Perryman, a husband and father of two, vanished without a trace after leaving his car in the driveway of his family's suburban Los Angeles home and heading out on foot. Family and friends suspected that he may have gone hiking in one of the local rural areas, but despite many areas having been searched by police and local volunteers, no trace of him has been found.	^[331]^[332]
16 April 2004	Guy-André Kieffer	64	Abidjan, Ivory Coast	Kieffer, a French Canadian journalist who had long covered West Africa, was kidnapped from a shopping mall's parking lot. Remains found eight years later may be his, but have not been conclusively identified.	^[333]
May 2004	Mohammed Al Afghani	Unknown	Peshawar, Pakistan	Afghani was detained by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in Pakistan in May 2004 and his current whereabouts are unknown.	^[334]
14 August 2004	David Louis Sneddon	24	Yunnan, China	Sneddon's disappearance near Tiger Leaping Gorge was a complete mystery, and the Chinese Government concluded that he drowned in Jinsha River, though no body had been recovered. However, in 2016 the Abductee's Family Union claimed to have found Sneddon in North Korea where he became the personal English tutor for Kim Jong-un. The North Korean Government denies involvement in Sneddon's disappearance, and the U.S. State Department says that it has no verifiable evidence of this claim. Both the House of Representatives and Senate have unanimously voted to direct the State Department to reopen Sneddon's disappearance.	^[335]
12 September 2004	Joana Cipriano	8	Figueira, Portugal	Cipriano disappeared in 2004. An investigation by the Polícia Judiciária, Portugal's criminal police, concluded that she had been murdered by her mother, Leonor Cipriano, and her uncle, João Cipriano, after witnessing them engaged in incestuous sex. Her body was never found. Both suspects were convicted of murder based on apparent confessions, but later retracted their confessions, claimed that they are innocent and alleged police misconduct. Similarities to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann a short distance away in 2007 have been noted.	^[336]^[337]
11 October 2004	Iraena Asher	25	Piha, New Zealand	Asher, a model who was allegedly suffering from bipolar disorder, disappeared in controversial circumstances at Piha, west of Auckland, on 11 October 2004.	^[338]
19 February 2005	Danielle Imbo	34	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.	Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone Jr. disappeared after leaving a bar on Philadelphia's South Street on 19 February 2005. Imbo and Petrone as well as their vehicle have not been located and their cell phones and personal finances have not been accessed since their disappearance. The FBI is investigating the case as a possible murder for hire, but have named no suspects.	^[339]^[340]
19 February 2005	Richard Petrone Jr.	35	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.		^[339]^[340]
2 April 2005	Alfredo Jiménez Mota	25	Hermosillo, Mexico	Mota, a journalist covering organized crime and the Mexican drug war, disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Hermosillo. In November 2005, a suspect, Raul Enrique Parra, was brutally murdered.	^[341]
15 April 2005	Ray Gricar	59	Centre Hall, Pennsylvania, U.S.	Gricar, an American district attorney, disappeared on 15 April 2005. He had called his girlfriend, in whose house he resided, from his car, giving his location east of Centre Hall. His car was found the next day, but he has not been heard from since. His family had him declared legally dead in 2011. In September 2013, a reputed former Hell's Angels member told authorities that Gricar was killed by the gang as retaliation. In April 2014, the Pennsylvania State police were reported to be assuming lead investigatory role in the case.	^[342]^[343]
18 May 2005	Rahul Raju	7	Kerala, India	Raju, a young boy from Alappuzha, went missing while playing with friends in his neighborhood. The case, which dominated media headlines since he disappeared, still remains a mystery.	^[344]
30 May 2005	Natalee Holloway	18	Aruba	Holloway, an American student from Alabama, was last seen before leaving a nightclub with three men, including Joran van der Sloot. She was declared dead in 2012 and van der Sloot was convicted of murder in the death of another young woman in Peru in 2010.	^[345]
22 October 2005	Tara Grinstead	30	Ocilla, Georgia, U.S.	Grinstead, a beauty queen and high-school history teacher, vanished after attending a beauty pageant the night before. In a bizarre twist, 27-year-old Andrew Haley posted anonymous videos wherein he claimed to be a serial killer responsible for the murders of 16 women. One of the victims detailed by Haley in the videos matched the case of Grinstead, but police investigation ultimately revealed the videos to be part of an elaborate hoax by Haley. A latex glove found outside Grinstead's home revealed DNA, but to date, no match has been found. In 2017, two arrests were made in the case on murder charges.	^[346]^[347]^[348]
10 November 2005	Rahma el-Dennaoui	1	Sydney, Austalia	Rahma el-Dennaoui, a Lebanese Australian girl, went missing on 10 November 2005. Despite a police search and appeals to the general public, no trace of the little girl has yet been found.	^[349]
5 January 2006	Joe Pichler	18	Bremerton, Washington, U.S.	Pichler, a former child actor, disappeared near his hometown of Bremerton and has not been seen since.	^[350]^[351]
23 January 2006	Jennifer Kesse	24	Orlando, Florida, U.S.	Kesse was last seen leaving her place of employment. Her last phone call was placed to her boyfriend at 10 p.m. that night. Evidence suggests that she left for work the next morning, but was abducted while walking to her vehicle, which was later found in another nearby apartment complex. Security cameras had filmed her car being parked, but the face of the person driving was obscured by a fence.	^[352]
April 2006	Jessie Foster	21	Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.	Foster, a Canadian woman, disappeared from the Las Vegas Valley during April 2006.	^[353]
1 April 2006	Brian Shaffer	27	Columbus, Ohio, U.S.	Shaffer, an Ohio State University medical student, was last seen on security-camera footage apparently re-entering an off-campus bar shortly before its closing time. No other way was open to the public by which he could have left the bar. Police reportedly believed as of 2008 that he was still alive and they continued to investigate at the time.	^[354]
12 May 2006	Luke Durbin	19	Ipswich, Suffolk, United Kingdom	Durbin, a greengrocer and musician, disappeared under mysterious circumstances after a night out with his friends, Alex and Zach. After losing contact with Zach and having left his belongings at Alex's house where he planned to spend the night, Luke was last seen crossing Dogs Head Street at approximately 4:00 am BST in attempts to make his way back. The CCTV footage is the last positive sighting, before a suspicious vehicle later deemed to have fake registration plates is spotted in the vicinity minutes later. Luke has not been seen since.	^[355]^[356]^[357]
26 June 2006	Sherlyn Cadapan	27	Philippines	Cadapan and Empeño, a community organizer and graduate student respectively, were abducted by army personnel in a remote area and have not been seen since.	^[358]^[359]^[360]
26 June 2006	Karen Empeño	20	Philippines		^[358]^[359]^[360]
July 2006	Ebrima Manneh		Republic of Gambia	Manneh, a Gambian journalist, is believed by human rights organizations to have been arrested in July 2006 and secretly held in custody. In 2019 it was reported that he had died at some point in mid-2008.	^[361]^[362]^[363]
26 August 2006	Thiruchelvam Nihal Jim Brown	34	Sri Lanka	Brown, a minority Sri Lankan Tamil Roman Catholic parish priest, disappeared during the Sri Lankan civil war and is believed to be dead.	^[364]
31 August 2006	Anthony Zizzo	71	Chicago, Illinois, U.S.	Zizzo, a high-ranking American mobster and reputed member of the Chicago Outfit, was last seen after leaving his home in Melrose Park, and has not been seen since.	^[365]
18 September 2006	Jorge Julio López	77	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Argentine retired bricklayer López disappeared after testifying at trial against Dirty War criminal Miguel Etchecolatz, and has not been seen since.	^[366]
19 November 2006	Ammar al-Saffar	unknown	Iraq	Al-Saffar was a member of the Dawa Party, and the then-Deputy Health Minister of Iraq, was kidnapped by a group of armed men who wore police uniforms. In the following years, two politicians were arrested, but later cleared on charges relating to his kidnapping, and he has been declared legally dead by his wife, who now lives in Britain.	^[367]
2007	Ananie Nkurunziza	50s–60s	Rwanda	Former intelligence officer and radio broadcaster who worked for Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines, a state radio station which was notorious for supporting the Rwandan genocide. Since 2007, no trace has been found of Nkurunziza.	^[368]
27 January 2007	Jim Gray	63	Farallon Islands, California	A computer scientist renowned for his contributions to database research, Gray disappeared during a short solo boating trip to the Farallons (near San Francisco) to scatter his mother's ashes. A massive search effort failed to find his body or any remains of his 40 foot sailboat. He was declared legally dead in 2012.	^[369]
30 March 2007	Oralgaisha Omarshanova	39	Astana, Kazakhstan	Omarshanova, a journalist who was working for a paper based in Astana, disappeared on 30 March 2007, and has not been seen since.	^[370]
9 March 2007	Robert Levinson	58	Kish Island, Iran	Levinson, a retired U.S. DEA and FBI agent, was last seen in the custody of who seemed to be Iranian intelligence agents on 9 March 2007 on Kish Island. He had gone there to set up a meeting with Dawud Salahuddin, an American-born convert to Islam, ostensibly about securing the Iranian government's help in controlling the distribution of pirated American cigarettes in Iran. He was later revealed to be working for the CIA at that time, as well. In 2010, a video of him, somewhat emaciated, was released, in which he begs for help from the U.S. government to be released. The U.S. government has regularly raised the issue of his release with Iran as part of talks between the countries, but Iran's statements as to whether he still is in their custody or even alive have been contradictory, and Levinson is thought to be no longer under their control if he is still alive. His family announced on 25 March 2020 that he is presumed dead.	^[371]
30 April 2007	Lisa Stebic	37	Plainfield, Illinois, U.S.	Stebic was last seen by her husband at their home while she was waiting for a ride to the local track where she worked out. The couple was going through a divorce at the time and police believe foul play was involved considering her husband a suspect.	^[372]
3 May 2007	Madeleine McCann	3	Algarve, Portugal	McCann disappeared after being left asleep in the ground-floor bedroom of her family's rented holiday apartment, while her parents dined with friends at a local restaurant. No sightings of her have been confirmed since then. In 2014, Scotland Yard was reportedly looking at 38 people of interest and researching the backgrounds of 530 known sex offenders, including 59 regarded as of high interest. In June 2020, the police in the German city Braunschweig identified a new suspect in McCann's disappearance and stated that they now believe that she is dead.	^[373]
4 July 2007	Ashley Summers	14	Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.	Summers was last seen leaving a pool party. No verified sightings of her have been confirmed since then. In December 2018, her uncle was charged with rape, but has not been named a suspect in her disappearance.	^[374]
12 August 2007	Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine	Unknown	Delmas, Haiti	Pierre-Antoine, a Haitian human-rights and political activist, was kidnapped on 12 August 2007, and has not been seen since.	^[375]
30 August 2007	Elodia Ghinescu	39	Brașov, Romania	Ghinescu, a lawyer, was last seen in August 2007, and her disappearance was made official on 5 September the same year by Cristian Cioacă, her husband and a policeman in Brașov. Though her body was never found, a few personal belongings and a blood-stained police uniform were found 8 October 2007 in a ravine. She was officially declared missing in 2009, and Cioacă was sentenced to 22 years in jail in 2013, after being arrested in 2012. She was suggested to have been murdered due to jealousy after she had an affair with an SPP officer in Dubai in August 2007, a few days before her supposed disappearance, the murder taking place in the bathroom of her apartment, according to neighbors. She was also supposedly going to be targeted by authorities for tax evasion.	^[376]
14 September 2007	Andrew Gosden	14	London, England	Gosden disappeared from King's Cross station. He left his home in Doncaster to go to school, but never caught the school bus, and instead returned home when the rest of the household had departed. He changed out of his school uniform and then went to Doncaster railway station, withdrawing £200 from his bank account on the way there. At the station, he purchased a one-way ticket to London despite being told that for an extra £1, he could have a return ticket. He was last seen on CCTV leaving the main concourse at King's Cross.	^[377]^[378]
28 October 2007	Stacy Ann Peterson	23	Bolingbrook, Illinois, U.S.	Peterson left her home at 11 a.m. on 28 October 2007 to help a friend paint a house, and has not been seen since. Her husband Drew, later convicted of murdering his previous wife as a result of evidence gathered during the investigation into Stacy's disappearance, has been suspected of killing her, as well.	^[379]
29 October 2007	Aeryn Gillern	34	Vienna, Austria	Gillern disappeared on the evening of 29 October 2007, and has not been seen since.	^[380]
1 January 2008	Amy Fitzpatrick	15	Málaga, Spain	Fitzpatrick was last seen in Spain while on holiday from her native Ireland. She had been babysitting with a friend on 1 January 2008 and left about 10:10 pm that night. Amy never arrived home, which was only a short distance away and she has not been seen or heard from since. Investigators are working on her case and some evidence suggests a possible kidnapping.	^[381]
17 February 2008	Marilyn Bergeron	24	Saint-Romuald, Canada	Bergeron left her parents' home around 11 a.m. on 17 February 2008 ostensibly to go for a walk, leaving all her identification at home besides a credit card. She attempted to withdraw money from a nearby ATM, where security camera footage released later showed her looking nervously over her shoulder. Five hours later, she used her credit card to buy a cup of coffee in Saint-Romuald, 20 kilometres (12 mi) from her parents' house.	^[382]^[383]
8 April 2008	Jamie Fraley	22	Gastonia, North Carolina, U.S.	Fraley told a friend over the phone at 1:30 a.m. 8 April 2008 that a male friend, whom she did not identify, was taking her to the hospital for the third time in 24 hours to seek treatment for a stomach bug. She never arrived to the hospital and was never seen again. Two days later, her discarded cell phone was found at a nearby intersection, but it did not yield any useful evidence. Two months later, her fiancé's father, who lived nearby and had given her one of her rides to the hospital that day, was revealed to have been a person of interest in her disappearance. This followed his death from heatstroke after he locked himself in the trunk of an ex-girlfriend's car, in what police believe was an attempt to ambush her. In 2015, a prison inmate serving time for murder wrote a letter to a local newspaper confessing to her murder; authorities do not believe it is truthful.	^[384]^[385]^[386]
14 May 2008	Brandon Swanson	19	Marshall, Minnesota, U.S.	After attending a late-night party, Swanson drove his car into a ditch on a side road amid cornfields near his home. He called his parents for a ride; they searched for him near Lynd, 6 miles (9.7 km) southwest of Marshall, where he believed himself to be. While on the phone with his father, he suddenly said, "Oh, shit!" and the connection was lost, never to be regained. His whereabouts are unknown, though he has been suggested to have drowned in the Yellow Medicine River or died of hypothermia.	^[387]^[388]
11 July 2008	Alex Sloley	16	London, England	Sloley disappeared around midday after he visited a friend in Enfield. His family have had no contact with him since he went missing.	^[389]
2008	Mehbube Ablesh	29–30	Ürümqi, China	Uyghur political dissident who was detained for criticizing the Chinese government's response to various disasters and treatment of Uyghurs. Although due to be released in 2011, Ablesh hasn't been seen since her imprisonment.	^[390]
31 August 2008	Jordan Ratcliffe	16	Manchester, England	Ratcliffe was last seen near a hostel in Northern Quarter, after he had dropped off by his aunt to visit a homeless shelter in Longsight. Despite several searches over the years, no trace of him has ever been found.	^[391]
10 December 2008	Felix Batista	55	Saltillo, Mexico	Batista was a Cuba-American former army major who specialized in anti-kidnapping operations, helping negotiate nearly a 100 cases, predominantly in Mexico. While eating in a restaurant in Saltillo, he was kidnapped by unknown assailants, and has not been seen since.	^[392]
18 March 2009	Claudia Lawrence	35	Heworth, York, England	Lawrence was last seen while returning from her job as a chef. While some evidence suggested that she had fled to Cyprus, police have increasingly come to believe she is dead.	^[393]^[394]
25 April 2009	Brittanee Drexel	17	Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, U.S.	Drexel, a native of the Rochester, New York, area, was last seen by a security camera walking out of a hotel in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where she had secretly gone with friends for spring break after her mother refused her permission to go, at 8:45 p.m. that night; a half-hour later, her boyfriend back in Rochester became suspicious when she suddenly stopped responding to his texts. Her phone gave its last known position as 50–60 miles (80–97 km) south. Early suspicion focused on a group of men she had been visiting at the hotel where she was last seen, until the FBI announced in 2016 that a prison informant serving time for an unrelated homicide had told them that she had been abducted and held for sex trafficking near where her phone last pinged, until she was shot while attempting to escape; her body was dumped in an alligator pond. For this reason, the bureau considers her case a homicide; however, no suspects have been identified and the man who claimed to have killed her denies knowing anything about the case.	^[395]^[396]
27 April 2009	Craig Arnold	41	Kuchinoerabu-jima, Japan	Arnold, an American poet, disappeared after a hike on the Japanese island Kuchinoerabu-jima. He is presumed to have died in a fall from a high cliff, but his body has not been found.	^[397]
c. May–July 2009	Marsha Brantley	50	Cleveland, Tennessee, U.S.	Brantley disappeared from her home of in the summer of 2009. She is widely believed to have been murdered by her husband.	^[398]
13 August 2009	Paul Tseng	49	Lijiang, China	Tseng, a Taiwanese applied mathematician, went missing on a kayaking trip on 13 August 2009, and is believed to be dead.	^[399]
23 August 2009	Toni Sharpless	29	Penn Valley, Pennsylvania, U.S.	Sharpless was last seen by a friend she asked to leave her car after the two had been asked to leave a party due to Sharpless's increasingly belligerent behavior. A license plate reader in Camden, New Jersey, recorded a hit on her car's plates two weeks later, and the anonymous writer of a 2012 letter to a private investigator claimed they had taken the car to a chop shop after Sharpless was killed during a confrontation with a Camden police officer; the letter included the last five digits of the car's VIN and Sharpless's Social Security number, both of which were correct. Neither Sharpless nor her car has been found.	^[400]
13 December 2009	Steven Koecher	30	Henderson, Nevada, U.S.	Koecher was last seen on surveillance footage walking away from his car, which he had just parked in a cul-de-sac in a retirement community in the large Anthem section of southern Henderson. Pings from his cellphone, gradually moving north, were picked up as late as two days later. Koecher had driven to the Las Vegas area from St. George, Utah, that morning for unknown reasons; his family believes that given his difficult financial circumstances he was looking for a better-paying job and intended to return later that day. Debit card records show that he had driven extensively around Utah and Nevada in the days before his disappearance for reasons that, despite a visit to a former girlfriend's family on one, are still not clear. Theories abound, from a voluntary disappearance to foul play, despite a lack of evidence suggesting any one; Susan Powell's husband and in-laws believed that her own disappearance a week earlier was connected.	^[401]^[402]
6-7 December 2009	Susan Powell	28	West Valley City, Utah, U.S.	On the morning of 6 December, Powell and her two sons attended church services, and a neighbor later visited the family around 5 PM. Powell was never seen again outside her immediate family, although her husband Joshua claimed he'd left her sleeping at home shortly after midnight on 7 December while he took the children on a camping trip. Joshua Powell was a suspect in her disappearance, but despite circumstantial evidence, he was never charged, and on 5 February 2012 he took his sons' life and his own. Authorities also believed that Joshua's father Steven knew what had happened to Susan, but he died of natural causes in 2018. Susan's ultimate fate remains unknown, although before their deaths, Joshua and Steven both claimed that Susan's disappearance was connected to that of Steven Koecher in a nearby area a week later.	^[403]^[404]^[405]

2010s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
24 January 2010	Prageeth Eknaligoda	unknown	Sri Lanka	Political analyst and journalist who disappeared before the presidential polls took place in the country. At the time, Eknaligoda had been investigating the use of chemical weapons by the army used against terrorists.	^[406]
2 March 2010	Russell Bohling	18	Bempton, England	Bohling disappeared after his car was found in the car park for Bempton Cliffs RSPB site. Police have assumed his case is a suicide or accident, though no body has been found. His family maintain that a third party was involved, as he did not have enough fuel to drive to Bempton from his family home in West Ella, a USB stick detailing the pornographic artwork and graffiti left on the walls of the former bunker of RAF Bempton was missing and the trainers he supposedly wore that day were found in the family's holiday home even further up the coast after he had disappeared.	^[407]
20 May 2010	Paolo Renda	70	Montreal, Canada	Renda, a member of the Rizzuto crime family, told his family he would be picking up steaks for dinner on his way back from a funeral, but he never arrived. He was presumed kidnapped after his car was found with the windows down and keys in the ignition along his route. The family believes he was killed in retaliation for his role in a 1970s murder; however, their 2013 attempt to have him declared legally dead was denied on the grounds of insufficient evidence. On 2 September 2018, the courts had reportedly declared Renda dead.	^[408]^[409]
4 June 2010	Kyron Horman	7	Portland, Oregon, U.S.	Horman, an American schoolboy, did not return from his school in northwest Portland on 4 June 2010. Multiple searches since that day have uncovered no evidence of his whereabouts.	^[410]
11 August 2010	Vasyl Klymentyev	66	Kharkiv, Ukraine	Klymentyev, an investigative journalist and the editor-in-chief of the newspaper Noviy Stil based in Kharkiv, disappeared under mysterious circumstances and is presumed dead.	^[411]^[412]
18 August 2010	Ben McDaniel	30	Ponce de Leon, Florida, U.S.	McDaniel, of Collierville, Tennessee, and a recreational scuba diver, was last seen 58 feet (18 m) under water while going into a cave that he was not certified to enter at Vortex Spring. His failure to return was not noted for another two days and extensive searches found only two decompression tanks that were placed incorrectly and filled with the wrong gases, but no evidence of a body has been found in the spring. While his body still may be in an unexplored area of the cave, other theories include foul play that is possibly related to the suspicious 2011 death of Vortex Spring's owner or a possible staged disappearance in the wake of McDaniel's recent marital and financial failures.	^[413]^[414]
18 November 2010	Forrest Schab	26	Mexico	Schab, a Canadian rapper better known by his stage name "DY", was reported missing in Mexico on 18 November 2010. He has not been seen since leaving Canada in the middle of August.	^[415]
28 January 2011	Alessia Schepp	6	Lausanne, Switzerland	Alessia and Livia Schepp are twin sisters who were picked up for the weekend from their mother's home by their father Mathias Kaspar Schepp on 28 January 2011. Their father was found dead a few days later, having apparently committed suicide. A suicide note he left suggests he killed them.	^[416]
28 January 2011	Livia Schepp	6	Lausanne, Switzerland		^[416]
29 January 2011	Bethany Decker	21	Ashburn, Virginia, U.S.	Decker, a student at George Mason University, was last accounted for when she called the restaurant where she worked to confirm her schedule for the next week. Her husband and a boyfriend both claim to have seen her that day, as well. Three weeks later, after Facebook messages from her to friends that seemed to them to have been written by someone else, she was reported missing. Investigators found no evidence of activity on her part other than the suspicious Facebook messages since the day she was last seen. The boyfriend is considered a person of interest in the case and he has since been arrested on an attempted-murder charge in North Carolina after a domestic incident with a later girlfriend. The girlfriend claims he made statements suggesting that he had some involvement in Decker's disappearance.	^[417]
11 May 2011	Timmothy Pitzen	6	Aurora, Illinois, U.S.	Pitzen was dropped off at school by his father James on 11 May 2011. However, he was picked up shortly after by his mother, Amy Fry-Pitzen, who took him on a three-day trip to various amusement and water parks. She may have handed him off to unknown persons at some point during their trip, as her vehicle was found to have been parked in a grassy field for a length of time during their trip, shortly after the last time she was seen with her son and before she was found dead by suicide in a motel room in the nearby city of Rockford, Illinois, with a note stating that Timmothy was safe, but would never be found.	^[418]
28 May 2011	Maddy Scott	20	Vanderhoof, Canada	Scott went missing after a birthday party at Hogsback Lake, 25 miles (40 km) southeast of Vanderhoof, British Columbia. She planned to spend the night camping with a friend, but around midnight, a fight broke out between a few men at the party and the friend, who was injured as a result of the fight and drunk, decided to leave the party with her new boyfriend. Witness accounts vary, but this was about three hours before the party died down and most people left. Some of the last people to have left, between 3 and 4 am, reported speaking with Scott and asking if she wanted a ride home. This was the last time anyone reported talking to Scott.	^[419]
3 June 2011	Lauren Spierer	20	Bloomington, Indiana, U.S.	Spierer, a student at Indiana University, disappeared after a night of partying at a local bar. Spierer left a gathering at a housing complex alone in the early morning hours while highly intoxicated, and her disappearance generated national press coverage. In 2014, Spierer's parents filed a lawsuit against two individuals with whom Spierer had socialized on the evening before her disappearance, but a federal judge dismissed the suit.	^[420]
4 June 2011	Shibli al-Aysami	86	Aley, Lebanon	Druze Syrian politician and Arab nationalist who helped with the foundation of the National Alliance for the Liberation of Syria. Despite retiring from politics in 1992, al-Aysami was kidnapped during a visit in Lebanon, allegedly on orders of Bashar al-Assad, and presumably killed.	^[421]
7 July 2011	Cristina Siekavizza	39	Guatemala City, Guatemala	Siekavizza disappeared on 7 July 2011 and is believed to have been murdered by her husband.	^[422]
4 October 2011	Lisa Irwin	10 months	Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.	Irwin, a 10-month-old girl, was reported missing from her home on the morning of 4 October 2011. Police believe she may have been abducted.	^[423]
6 October 2011	Daniel Lind Lagerlöf	42	Tanumshede, Sweden	Lagerlöf, a Swedish director and screenwriter, disappeared at Tjurpannans Nature Reserve outside Tanumshede during preparations for the filming of Camilla Läckberg's Fjällbackamorden – Strandriddaren. The search for him was suspended after two days without result.	^[424]
6 November 2011	Sky Metalwala	2	Bellevue, Washington, U.S.	Metalwala was left in a parked car by his mother on the morning of 6 November 2011 after it supposedly ran out of gas. She was on the way to the hospital, where she claimed to have been taking him after he woke up sick, and when she returned, he was gone. Upon inspection, police found that the car had plenty of fuel left and was working properly. The police publicly expressed doubts about her story, as she and the boy's father were getting divorced and she had just withdrawn from a mediated custody agreement that gave him visitation. The case was also noted to be similar to a recently aired episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and investigators have even questioned whether Sky was in the car that morning at all. While police have indicated they could charge the mother with child endangerment, they have declined to do so due to those doubts.	^[425]^[426]
17 December 2011	Ayla Reynolds	1	Waterville, Maine, U.S.	Reynolds disappeared under the supervision of her father at his home, and was discovered missing by his sister or girlfriend, both of whom were also in residence. The search for the 20-month-old was the largest missing-persons investigation in the state's history. Police have evidence from the house suggesting foul play and believe her to be dead; however, her body has not been found and no arrests have been made.	^[427]
18 December 2011	Phoenix Coldon	23	St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.	Coldon's vehicle was discovered parked and running on a road in St. Louis, along with her personal possessions. Her whereabouts remain unknown.	^[428]
3 February 2012	Jonathan Spollen	28	Rishikesh, India	Spollen, an Irish journalist for the International Herald Tribune and formerly assistant foreign editor of The National in Abu Dhabi, was last seen on 3 February 2012 in Rishikesh. Around 11 March 2012, some of Spollen's belongings were found near a small waterfall halfway up the road to Phool Chatti.	^[429]^[430]
17 April 2012	Ilias Ali	51	Bangladesh	Ilias Ali was a Jatiya Sangsad member and a Bangladeshi politician who disappeared also with his personal car driver on 17 April 2012 after he left Dhaka. Neither of them have been heard from since.	^[431]^[432]
21 May 2012	Zane Plemmons	30	Nuevo Laredo, Mexico	Plemmons, a Mexican-American freelance journalist and photographer working for the newspaper El Debate, went missing after covering a shootout between rival cartels in Nuevo Laredo. It is believed that a drug cartel might be responsible for his mysterious vanishing.	^[433]
27 May 2012	Timothy MacColl	28	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	Leading Seaman Timothy MacColl of the Royal Navy went missing when the ship he was serving aboard was docked in Dubai. MacColl had gone out to the town and was last properly accounted for when two of his shipmates put him into a taxi to take him back to HMS Westminster. He never reboarded the ship, and witnesses claim they saw him getting into another taxi to go back into Dubai. He was declared dead (presumed drowned according to the death certificate) in 2014.	^[434]
19 June 2012	Guma Aguiar	35	Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.	Brazilian-born American industrialist, and part owner of Israel's Beitar Jerusalem football club, Aguiar was last seen leaving his home. The next day, his fishing boat, the T.T. Zion, was found with lights on and engines running, having gone aground on a local beach with his wallet and cell phone on board. Two weeks of searches failed to find any trace of him and he was declared legally dead in 2015.	^[435]
28 June 2012	Vadim Pappe	70	Moscow, Russia	Russian art historian Pappe left his workplace and has not been seen since. His fate is unknown.	^[436]
14 August 2012	Austin Tice	31	Syria	A former U.S. Marine Corps officer and freelance journalist, who was kidnapped while reporting in Syria on 14 August 2012.^[437] A 47-second video of Tice blindfolded and bound was released in September 2012. His current whereabouts are unknown.	^[437]
22 November 2012	John Cantlie	41–42	Syria	British photographer and war correspondent who was kidnapped along with American journalist James Foley by ISIS militants. Unlike Foley, who was confirmed to have been beheaded, intelligence agencies believe that, as of 2019, Cantlie is still alive and is being held as a hostage in Deir ez-Zor Governorate.	^[438]
28 November 2012	Emma Fillipoff	26	Victoria, Canada	Fillipoff disappeared from in front of the Empress Hotel after a 45-minute conversation with Victoria Police.	^[439]
15 December 2012	Sombath Somphone	60	Vientiane, Laos	Sombath, a Laotian community activist, disappeared at a police post after having been stopped while driving his wife's car. CCTV footage showed a motorcyclist getting off his bike and driving Sombath's car away and a white truck approaching and subsequently driving off with Sombath.	^[440]
2013	Paul of Aleppo	54	Syria	The metropolitan bishop and archbishop of the archdiocese based in Aleppo, respectively, the two clerics were abducted by ISIL militants during the Syrian Civil War. Since then, neither has been located, and it has been alleged by an investigative reporter that both had been killed in 2016.	^[441]
2013	Yohanna Ibrahim	65	Syria		^[441]
7 April 2013	Jerry Krause	unknown	São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe	Krause was an American Christian missionary and pilot mostly known for his work with the Sahel Aviation Service in Mali. On 7 April 2013, his plane disappeared off the coast in West Africa while en route to São Tomé International Airport, and since no wreckage has been found, authorities believe he might have been kidnapped.	^[442]
20 May 2013	Zsolt Erőss	45	Kangchenjunga, Nepal	Hungarian high-altitude mountaineer Zsolt Erőss, who after successfully climbing Kangchenjunga on 20 May 2013, went missing during his descent. Searches were suspended two days later because, according to the expedition's leader and other experienced mountaineers, his chances of survival would have been impossible.	^[443]
5 June 2013	Federico Tobares	37	Puerto Vallarta, Mexico	Tobares, an Argentine chef, disappeared on 5 June 2013 while driving from Puerto Vallarta to Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. On 10 June, a co-worker and friend of Tobares' went to the Mexican police to report his disappearance, making Tobares the first Argentine to disappear in Mexico.	^[444]
9 June 2013	Maureen Kelly	19	Skamania County, Washington, U.S.	According to friends, Kelly left her campground in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, stating she was going on a "spiritual quest," removing her clothing and wandering into the forest with only a fanny pack containing knives, matches and a compass.	^[445]
14 June 2013	Immaculate Basil	27	Fort St. James, Canada	Basil disappeared from the Kuz Che Reservation after leaving a house party with her cousin and another man. Numerous theories exist surrounding her case, including animal attacks and being the victim of murder.	^[446]
14 July 2013	Marie-José Benitez	53	Perpignan, France	Allison and Marie-José Benitez, a French mother and daughter, disappeared from Perpignan on 14 July 2013. Francisco Benitez, the husband of Marie-José and father of Allison, told police that they had traveled to Toulouse and switched their mobile phones off after a family argument, but no evidence shows that they ever left. Francisco Benitez committed suicide three weeks later after becoming the prime suspect. He was found to have led a double life involving numerous affairs and a mistress of his had disappeared under similarly mysterious circumstances in 2004, as well.	^[447]
14 July 2013	Allison Benitez	19	Perpignan, France		^[447]
20 July 2013	Aidin Bozorgi	24	Broad Peak, Pakistan	Iranian mountain climbers Aidin Bozorgi, Pouya Keivan, and Mojtaba Jarahi had successfully completed climbing a new route on the Southwest Face of Broad Peak, Pakistan that they had been working on since 2009. The group disappeared on 20 July 2013 and are believed to be dead.	^[448]^[449]
	Pouya Keivan	24
	Mojta Jarahi	27
28 July 2013	Robert Hoagland	50	Newtown, Connecticut, U.S.	Hoagland was reportedly last seen mowing the lawn of his home on the morning of 28 July 2013. Earlier that day, he was seen on video buying a road map and fuel for his wife's car at a local gas station. His disappearance was discovered after he failed to pick up his wife when she returned from a trip abroad the following day.	^[450]
9 August 2013	Brandon Lawson	26	San Angelo, Texas, U.S.	On the night of August 8, 2013, Lawson got into an argument with his girlfriend of ten years, Ladessa Lofton, about his recent drug relapse, and left to drive to his father's house. He was next heard from at about 12:30 a.m. on August 9, where he called his brother, Kyle Lawson, asking for help, as he had run out of gas. Kyle picked up a can from Lofton's house, all the while keeping on a call with Brandon. However, Brandon would repeatedly hang up after only a few sentences, and claimed he was being chased. Brandon called 9-1-1 at about 12:50 a.m., again asking for gas and claiming that he was being chased. After a few more phone calls with his brother, Brandon was no longer picking up, and neither Kyle nor a deputy on the scene were able to locate him. He has not been seen or heard from since.	^[451]
12 August 2013	Tiffany Daniels	25	Pensacola Beach, Florida, U.S.	Daniels, a theatre technician at Pensacola State College, left work early on 12 August 2013 after telling her supervisor that she would be taking the rest of the week off, as she had "some things to take care of". She returned to her home briefly afterwards, but was not seen by her housemate, who was on the phone at the time. Eight days later, her car was found in a Pensacola Beach parking lot, with witnesses reporting that they saw a man in red shorts get out of the car and open its tailgate on the day it was found. No other trace of her has been found despite extensive searches, but based on a description of a woman seen at a New Orleans-area restaurant who resembled her and had some similar behaviors, her family believes she was abducted and became a victim of human trafficking.	^[452]
13 September 2013	Tiffany Whitton	26	Marietta, Georgia, U.S.	Early on the morning of 13 September 2013, Whitton, an unemployed drug addict on parole, was stopped for suspected shoplifting just short of the exit of the Marietta, Georgia, Walmart, an encounter recorded by the store's security cameras. She managed to flee, leaving behind her purse and footwear; she has not been seen since. Her family and authorities suspect her boyfriend, currently serving a long prison sentence for drug dealing; he is considered a person of interest in the case. He denies any knowledge of her whereabouts since leaving the store, which he himself left shortly afterwards to look for her, leaving about 20 minutes of his time unaccounted for (although records do confirm his later calls to hospitals and jails to find her). In January 2014, her half-brother claimed he had received a phone call from her.	^[453]
3 November 2013	Carlos Ornelas Puga	35	Jiménez, Tamaulipas, Mexico	Puga was kidnapped by who were believed to be organized crime gunmen on 3 November 2013 in Jiménez, Tamaulipas. Four days later, a police team was sent to the area to investigate, but were attacked, leaving three officers wounded by gunfire. He has not been seen since.	^[454]^[455]
9 December 2013	Razan Zaitouneh	36	Douma, Syria	Human rights activist active during the Syrian Uprising in 2011, Zaitouneh was kidnapped together with her husband and two colleagues by unidentified militants. Since then, it has been alleged that she has been killed, and investigations are still ongoing to determine whether Jaysh al-Islam members might've been involved.	^[456]
18 December 2013	Heather Elvis	20	Carolina Forest, South Carolina, U.S.	Elvis has not been seen since a date dropped her off at her apartment. A half-hour later, she called her roommate, then visiting her own family in Florida, to tell her that a married older man, with whom she had ended an affair two months earlier, had just called. Her whereabouts since then have not been conclusively established, but cell phone records and video surveillance suggest that she might have spent the next two hours attempting to meet him somewhere in the area; her car was found on the next evening parked oddly at a local boat launch where her phone's last activity had been recorded. Her lover, Sidney Moorer, and his wife Tammy were also implicated; however, murder charges against them were dropped in 2016. Sidney's 2016 trial on the kidnapping charge ended in a hung jury. He has since been convicted of obstruction of justice and she of kidnapping and conspiracy to kidnap.	^[457]
17 April 2014	Billy Rakchongcharoen	Unknown	Kaeng Krachan National Park, Thailand	Rakchongcharoen, a Karen environmental and community activist, was last seen in Kaeng Krachan National Park. He was arrested at a park checkpoint by park superintendent Chaiwat Limlikitaksorn and four of his men for alleged illegally collecting wild honey in the forest. Three years earlier, in 2011, Rakchongcharoen had filed a lawsuit against Chiwat over the May 2011 destruction and burning of houses, and eviction of over 20 Karen families living in the park's Pong Luk Bang Kloy village, in the Huai Mae Phriang Sub-district of Kaeng Krachan District. No official records of his arrest or detention remain. Following Rakchongcharoen's supposed arrest, he was never seen again.	^[458]^[459]^[460]
18 June 2014	Sergei Dolgov	59	Mariupol, Ukraine	Ukrainian journalist and advocate for Neo-Soviet policies, Dolgov was kidnapped and presumably murdered by a group of six masked men. His body has never been located.	^[461]
23 June 2014	Robert Hutchinson	56/57 (sources disagree)	Hendon, Sunderland, England	Hutchinson left home at 18:20 BST and his car was found abandoned. Northumbria Police are conducting a murder investigation into the case.	^[462]^[463]
8 July 2014	Lars Mittank	28	Varna, Bulgaria	Mittank, a German tourist on holiday in Bulgaria, was last seen at Varna Airport on 8 July 2014. He was last seen on security footage entering the airport with all his luggage and later running out of the building in panic, leaving his luggage behind, then jumping over a fence and going into a nearby forest.	^[464]^[465]
7 September 2014	Avera Mengistu	27	Gaza, Palestine	Mengistu, an Israeli Ethiopian Jew from Ashkelon, Israel, crossed into Gaza through Zikim beach on 7 September 2014 and has been missing since.	^[466]
12 September 2014	William Tyrrell	3	Kendall, New South Wales, Australia	Tyrrell vanished while playing with his sister in the front yard of their grandmother's house in Kendall, New South Wales, Australia. Although police still regard it as an active case, no trace of the boy has been found.	^[467]
20 September 2014	Tammy Kingery	37	North Augusta, South Carolina, U.S.	Kingery was last seen in her home by her husband before he went out with one of their children to run errands on the morning of 20 September 2014. She had come home early from work claiming she did not feel well, and atypically for her, left behind a note saying she was going for a walk and would return soon. Her purse and phone were left behind, along with her keys, which she would have needed to lock the house, as her husband found it to be upon his return. Police consider her disappearance suspicious.	^[468]
September–October 2014	Sabina Selimovic and Samra Kesinovic	Selimovic (16) Kesinovic (17)	Syria	Selimovic and Kesinovic were Austrian teenagers who left their homes to join the militant Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. In April 2014 they were postergirls for ISIS in Syria. There are reports that Kesinovic was beaten to death when trying to flee Syria, and Selimovic has not been seen since that time.	^[469]^[470]
October 2014	Sim Chol-ho	54	North Korea	Engineer and former Minister of Posts and Telecommunications who disappeared during a purge of government officials in October 2014. While it has been suggested that he has been executed, this cannot be confirmed with certainty and Sim remains classified as missing.	^[471]
10 October 2014	Rico Harris	37	Yolo County, California, U.S.	A former high-school basketball star and Harlem Globetrotter, Harris was last heard from when he called his girlfriend at their home in Seattle on the morning of 10 October 2014 to tell her he was going to the mountains to rest. At the time, he was north of Sacramento, California, at the midpoint of his drive back to Seattle from a visit to his family near Los Angeles. Four days later, his abandoned car was found at a park along Cache Creek. Video footage and photos on his cell phone suggest that he had arrived there sometime after his last phone call. Several possible sightings of him were reported in the area over the next week and footprints were found near the location of his car that were large enough to belong to the 6-foot-9-inch (206 cm) Harris.	^[472]
31 October 2014	Shaun Ritchie	20	Strichen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland	Shaun Ritchie was as a Scottish young man who mysteriously disappeared in Strichen. Aberdeenshire, on 31 October 2014. Ritchie has not been seen since.	^[473]
3 July 2015	Crystal Rogers	35	Bardstown, Kentucky, U.S.	Rogers disappeared from her home, where she lived with her children and boyfriend, Brooks Houck. While her car was located a short while later, Rogers has never been found and the mysterious circumstances surrounding her disappearance on the property, and later the death of her father, indicates she might've been the victim of a homicide.	^[474]
24 July 2015	Perry Cohen	14	Tequesta, Florida, U.S.	Cohen and Stephanos, went out fishing in an eighteen-foot single engine 1978 Seacraft out of Jupiter Island marina. Shortly after they left a large thunderstorm moved into the area and contact was lost with the boys. The boat was discovered abandoned on 26 July 2015.	^[475]
24 July 2015	Austin Stephanos	14	Tequesta, Florida, U.S.		^[475]
21 September 2015	Asha Kreimer	26	Point Arena, California, U.S.	Kreimer, an Australian national living with her boyfriend in California, left her table at a restaurant during breakfast on the morning of 21 September 2015 to go to the bathroom. A friend who went there shortly afterwards did not see her; no one has seen her since.	^[476]
12 April 2016	Mekayla Bali	16	Yorkton, Canada	Mekayla Bali is a Canadian citizen who, at the age of 16, disappeared from her home town Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada on April 12, 2016. She was last seen at a local bus stop in the early afternoon. Despite several reported sightings, no definitive clues to Bali's whereabouts have since been found and her fate currently remains unknown.	^[477]
10 May 2016	Charity Aiyedogbon	44	Abuja, Nigeria	Aiyedogbon, a Nigerian businesswoman, disappeared mysteriously on 10 May 2016. A Facebook post was made from her account stating she was leaving on a road trip, but no trace of her has been found.	^[478]^[479]
19 May 2016	Logan Schiendelman	19	Rochester, Washington, U.S.	Schiendelman, a 19-year-old man, disappeared after his vehicle was discovered abandoned on Interstate 5 in Washington. One witness saw his vehicle parked on the interstate shoulder that morning, and noticed a man resembling Schiendelman with two unknown men standing outside. Later that afternoon, Schiendelman's vehicle was seen by multiple witnesses crossing several lanes of traffic (with no apparent driver) before crashing into the center median; one witness reported seeing an unknown man exit the vehicle from the passenger door and run into the woods. Schiendelman's whereabouts remain unknown.	^[480]
29 June 2016	Lucassie Etungat	65	Iqaluit, Canada	Etungat, an Inuit sculptor disappeared on 29 June 2016 and was officially reported missing on 1 September 2016. Some of his belongings were found in August 2018, but there are no other leads regarding his whereabouts.	^[481]^[482]^[483]
13 July 2016	Kristal Reisinger	29	Crestone, Colorado, U.S.	Reisinger, a mother of one, disappeared mysteriously on 13 July 2016 from Crestone, Colorado, and has been missing since.	^[484]
August 2016	Tracy Splinter	44	Switzerland	Splinter is a German-South African spoken-word author and writer who mysteriously disappeared in while she was in Vals, Graubünden which is located in easten Switzerland in August 2016. Splinter has not been seen or heard of since.	^[485]
24 September 2016	Corrie McKeague	23	Bury St Edmunds, England	McKeague, a member of the Royal Air Force Regiment, went missing on the morning of 24 September 2016. Despite an extensive search and public appeals, no trace of him has been found.	^[486]
30 September 2016	An Myeong-jin	48	China	Former North Korean government agent who defected to South Korea and worked at the National Intelligence Service. Following his retirement, he acquired a job at the Korea Gas Corporation. He disappeared while on a trip in China, presumably murdered by North Korean or Chinese intelligence operatives.	^[487]
15 October 2016	Najeeb Ahmed	27	New Delhi, India	Ahmed, a first-year biotechnology master's student from Jawaharlal Nehru University, disappeared under suspicious circumstances from his college campus and has not been seen since.	^[488]^[489]
24 November 2016	Amri Che Mat	unknown	Perlis, Malaysia	Social activist alleged to be abducted by the Malaysian Special Branch for criticising the Royal Malaysia Police. As of 2020, his abduction, as well as those of other activists, are under active investigation.	^[490]
13 February 2017	Raymond Koh	63–64	Petaling Jaya, Malaysia	Christian pastor abducted by a group of armed men, possibly due to his social activism or for ransom. No trace of him has been located since his kidnapping.	^[491]
8 August 2017	Zelim Bakaev	25	Grozny, Chechnya	Russian Chechen singer Bakaev disappeared in Chechnya while on a brief visit to the region to attend his sister's wedding. He is widely believed to have been abducted, tortured, and murdered by the Chechen authorities as part of their systematic persecution of homosexuals.	^[492]
21 November 2017	Azory Gwanda	42	Kibiti, Tanzania	Journalist for Mwananchi Communications known for his publications investigating the murders of government officials and police officers by assailants on motorcycles. He was allegedly abducted by a group unarmed men from his house in Kibiti, and hasn't been seen since.	^[493]
2018	Anastácio Alves	54–55	Switzerland	Alves was a Roman Catholic priest who last served in the Portuguese Parish of Gentilly, Val-de-Marne, from 2012 until 2018. He was removed from office in June that year by the Bishop of Funchal due to alleged child abuse practices. He has not been seen since then and his whereabouts are unknown. In late 2019, Alves asked the diocese for release from his priestly duties, but did not disclose his location.	^[494]
26 January 2018	Tomasz Mackiewicz	43	Nanga Parbat, Pakistan	Polish high-altitude climber who disappeared while attempting to climb Pakistan's Nanga Parbat mountain, together with fellow climber Élisabeth Revol. He was left behind after feeling sick during the climb, but later one, he or his body were unable to be located.	^[495]
15 February 2018	Ablajan Awut Ayup	33	Ürümqi, China	Uyghur singer known for promoting the Uyghur identity and culture, he was detained by police in Guma without any reason given. According to his brother, the Chinese authorities had arrested Ayup for his promotion of Uyghur and Turkic identities as a whole, and is being held at an internment camp in Xinjiang.	^[496]
7 March 2018	Georgina Gharsallah	30	Worthing, West Sussex, England	Georgina Gharsallah was last seen in her home town of Worthing on 7 March 2018. She was reported missing to Sussex Police on 17 March 2018 and the major crime team took over the investigation on 26 March. Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder after her disappearance, but were later released with no further action. In August 2019 Sussex police announced they were treating her disappearance as a homicide case.	^[497]^[498]
7 April 2018	Karl-Erivan Haub	58	Swiss Alps, Switzerland	The German-American son and heir of billionaire businessman Erivan Haub and leader of Tengelmann Group went skiing at the Matterhorn in Switzerland on 7 April 2018 alone and did not return.	^[499]
5 May 2018	Boyan Petrov	45	Shishapangma, Tibet, China	The Bulgarian zoologist and mountaineer was declared missing on 5 May 2018 while climbing Shishapangma. The search for him was discontinued on 16 May.	^[500]
June 2018	Sharmeena Begum	18–19	Syria	Sharmeena Begum also spelled "Shamina" was a jihadi brides who was last seen in June 2018 in Baghuz, Syria, and was declared missing in February 2019. Begum has not been seen since.	^[501]
23 August 2018	Yue Xin	unknown	Huizhou, Guangdong, China	Xīn who disappeared on 23 August 2018 from Huizhou, Guangdong, China is a Chinese Peking University graduate and student activist and has worked hard for women's rights. Xin has not been seen or heard of since.	^[502]^[503]
December 2018	Surachai Danwattananusorn	75	Vientiane, Laos	Thai political activist and former political prisoner Surachai was the last communist to be pardoned in Thailand and has been in exile in Laos since the 2014 Thai coup d'état. His spouse last heard from him in December 2018 when he was in Vientiane. The bodies of two of his aides were found in the Mekong later that month.	^[504]
24 May 2019	Jennifer Dulos	50	New Canaan, Connecticut, U.S.	Dulos went missing from Connecticut on 24 May 2019 and has not been seen since. Authorities suspect she was murdered.	^[505]
31 May 2019	Theo Hayez	18	Byron Bay, Australia	Belgian backpacker Hayez disappeared on his way back to his youth hostel from a nightclub. Phone data tracked him to Cape Byron.	^[506]
16 September 2019	Dulce Maria Alavez	5	Bridgeton, New Jersey	Alavez is a female American child who vanished on 16 September 2019 in Bridgeton, New Jersey while she was near a playground in and is believed to have been kidnapped. As of December 2020, no trace of Alavez has been discovered.	^[507]

2020s[]

Date	Person(s)	Age when disappeared	Missing from	Circumstances	Refs.
9 February 2020	Fang Bin	unknown	Wuhan, China	Fang is a businessman, citizen journalist and whistleblower who was arrested by the Chinese police on multiple occasions for posting images of Wuhan during the COVID-19 pandemic on YouTube and WeChat. Following his final arrest in February 2020, along with fellow whistleblowers Chen Qiushi and Li Zehua who were later released, he has been missing.	^[508]
4 June 2020	Wanchalearm Satsaksit	37	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	Wanchaloem Satsaksit, a Thai pro-democracy activist living in exile in Cambodia, was abducted by armed men outside his home in Phnom Penh on 4 June 2020. He has not been seen since.	^[509]^[510]
9 September 2020	Maxim Znak	38	Belarus	Member of the Belarusian Council of Coordination, a non-governmental organization opposing the rule of President Alexander Lukashenko, who was abducted by a group of masked policemen. He is supposedly detained and awaiting trial on charges of anti-governmental acitivities.	^[511]
7 January 2021	Maya Millete	39	Chula Vista, California	Maya Millete was last seen on 7 January 2021 in Chula Vista, California. Chula Vista police are currently investigating this case.	^[512]

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