Beula Gibbs, a 12-year-old girl from Rochester, Vermont, went missing on August 28, 2011, under mysterious circumstances during the chaos caused by Hurricane Irene. The last confirmed sighting of Beula occurred on that date, and her case remains unsolved. Like several other individuals from the same area, her disappearance coincided with the devastation brought on by flooding and infrastructure damage during the storm.
Hurricane Irene significantly affected Vermont, with severe flooding causing widespread chaos. Some of the individuals missing, including Beula, were connected to Woodlawn Cemetery in Rochester, where storm surges may have displaced people or, tragically, unearthed graves. Several members of the Gibbs family also went missing under similar circumstances, raising further questions about whether they were directly impacted by the storm's destruction or if other factors contributed to their disappearance.
Efforts to locate Beula have continued for years, but little new information has surfaced. Authorities and family members remain hopeful for more leads in her case. The details of her disappearance were officially recorded in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NAMUS), though much of her case remains a mystery.
Despite several investigations and public appeals, the mystery surrounding Beula Gibbs’s disappearance endures, leaving her family and the community in search of answers.Last Seen: Aug 28, 2011
