Donna Geneve Mullen, aged 37, was last seen on July 19, 1986, in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. She was a bartender at the Ritz Bar and was well-known in the community. Donna was also a mother of three, known by the affectionate nickname "Duck" due to her distinctive walk. On the day she disappeared, a neighbor reportedly saw her near her home on North 2nd Street, but she has not been seen since. Her personal belongings were found undisturbed in her apartment, raising concerns about foul play.
Donna had several tattoos, including a black panther on her left shoulder and two red hearts with a black letter "K" on her right wrist. Despite multiple leads, the investigation into her disappearance stalled, and her case remains unsolved. Family members, including her daughters, have long speculated about what could have happened, with some suspecting her involvement in a possible "drug deal gone bad," as traces of cocaine were found on her motorcycle.
Donna's family has worked tirelessly over the years to keep her case alive, but to date, no breakthroughs have been made. Authorities continue to encourage anyone with information to come forward to help resolve her case.
Last Seen: Jul 19, 1986
