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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP52055) and 3 other sources
Bo Young Mickens, a 35-year-old woman originally from South Korea, was last seen on November 1, 2017. Mickens moved to the United States after marrying a member of the U.S. military. Her English skills were limited, and she did not drive. She lived in El Paso, Texas, with her husband and son before relocating to Orlando, Florida, to live with her in-laws just a few months before her disappearance. In September 2017, Mickens obtained a Florida state ID using her father-in-law's address, although this address was outdated.

The circumstances of Mickens' disappearance remain unclear and have been surrounded by conflicting accounts. Her husband provided different stories to authorities, at one point stating that Mickens was last seen in El Paso, Texas, while at another time claiming she was last seen in Atlanta, Georgia. What is known is that Mickens, her son, and her husband were seen leaving her in-laws’ house on the day she disappeared. The family is believed to have traveled to the Atlanta area, but Mickens has not been heard from since that time.

Mickens’ case remains unsolved, and law enforcement, including the FBI, continues to investigate, offering a reward for any information that could lead to her location. The case is complicated by her husband’s inconsistent statements, and authorities have not confirmed what might have happened after the family’s possible arrival in Georgia. Mickens’ disappearance is especially troubling as no clear motive or explanation has surfaced, and the details of her final movements are still largely unknown.

Last Seen: Nov 1, 2017