Cindy Sue Fawcett, a 32-year-old woman from Scotts Valley, California, was last seen on April 11, 1990. That day, she and her friend James Collier went on a motorcycle ride through the San Lorenzo Valley, visiting various bars and playing pool. Later that evening, Collier drove Fawcett back to the Friendly Fox, the bar where she worked as a bartender, so she could retrieve her blue GMC pickup truck, which she had parked there earlier. He dropped her off around 9:30 p.m. on Glenwood Drive, near Vine Hill School Road, not far from the bar. This was the last confirmed sighting of Fawcett.
The following day, Fawcett failed to show up for her bartending shift, and her employer reported her missing. Her truck was still in the parking lot of the Friendly Fox, and inside were her purse, driver’s license, an uncashed paycheck, and her pool cue. She had also purchased tickets to travel to Las Vegas for a pool tournament, but she never picked them up. Despite a thorough investigation, no significant evidence or leads emerged, and her case remains unsolved. Authorities suspect foul play, as she was known to be reliable and there has been no activity on her credit cards or bank accounts since her disappearance.
Fawcett had been living with her boyfriend of nine years in Soquel, California, though their relationship was reportedly strained at the time. Her boyfriend cooperated fully with the investigation and was not considered a suspect. Similarly, Collier, who dropped her off that evening, was cleared of any involvement. Over the years, no suspects have been identified, and the case remains open.
Last Seen: Apr 11, 1990
