Deborah Post, a 25-year-old woman from Sturbridge, Massachusetts, disappeared on April 12, 1986. She was last seen by her husband, Larry Post, at their home on Wallace Road. Deborah was four months pregnant at the time of her disappearance. The next day, Larry reported her missing, stating that their house had been forcibly entered and items were scattered around. However, police found no evidence of forced entry, casting doubt on his claim.
Shortly after, Deborah's purse was discovered in a trash bin near Interstate 91 in Connecticut, where the couple had lived before moving to Sturbridge.
Suspicion grew when Larry disappeared shortly after reporting Deborah missing. He resurfaced in June 1986, in Las Vegas, where he was arrested for cashing stolen checks. He was eventually sentenced to five years in prison, though the sentence was suspended. Despite his arrest, authorities were unable to gather further information from him regarding Deborah's disappearance.
Deborah, a former honor student who had a low-profile life, remains missing, and her case is still unsolved. There has been no conclusive evidence that she left voluntarily, and Larry has not been ruled out as a suspect. Despite various investigations, no new leads have emerged to shed light on what happened to her.Last Seen: Apr 13, 1986
