Zygmont Jeroszko, a 69-year-old man, was reported missing on December 30, 1983, from DeLand, Florida. He was last seen raking leaves outside his home before he apparently drove away in his blue 1983 Ford Bronco, which bore New York license plates. Zygmont had a summer home in New York, which adds to the complexity of his disappearance, as he could have traveled there without notifying anyone.
At the time he went missing, Zygmont was described as a Caucasian male, approximately 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing between 220 and 230 pounds. He had gray or light brown hair, blue eyes, and was known to wear glasses and dentures. He also had a noticeable scar on his abdomen.
Despite the passage of time, very few details have emerged regarding the circumstances of his disappearance, and his case remains open. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office is currently handling the investigation, and they encourage anyone with information related to Zygmont's case to come forward. His long-term missing status highlights the challenges faced in resolving cold cases, and community assistance is vital in such investigations.
Last Seen: Dec 30, 1983
