Bonnie Hutton Missing Person Case

Bonnie Jeanne Hutton, a 44-year-old woman with red/auburn hair and blue eyes, was last seen in New Martinsville, West Virginia. The circumstances surrounding the date of her disappearance are complex. While the official date of last contact is listed as February 13, 1983, her family's last known communication from her was a letter received between 1976 and 1977. Prior to this, she had reportedly been living in Denver, Colorado, but left for West Virginia in 1969.

The effort to find Bonnie was initiated by her biological daughter, who was adopted as a child and later sought to reconnect with her mother. This search revealed that not only was Bonnie missing, but so was her younger daughter, Tammy. The last time family members saw Bonnie and Tammy together was in 1969 when they departed from Denver. Bonnie's brother recalled her having a boyfriend at that time who was allegedly connected to a crime family. There is some confusion surrounding the 1983 date, as it may be linked to a time when DNA from Bonnie's daughter was tested against unidentified remains, which were not a match.

Bonnie's physical description includes a height of approximately 5'7" and a weight of 135 pounds. She had freckles as a distinguishing characteristic. The West Virginia State Police are handling her case. Her case is listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System as MP61444. Despite the passage of many years, her case remains open, and her family continues to seek answers regarding her and her daughter's whereabouts.
Last Seen: Feb 13, 1983

Bonnie Jean Hutton and 1983 West Virginia Jane Doe. : r/gratefuldoe

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