Lottie Wilson, a 90-year-old woman from Davie, Florida, disappeared under suspicious circumstances on August 1, 2000. At the time of her disappearance, Lottie was living with her son, James Wilson. She suffered from several health issues, including high blood pressure and diverticulosis, and had arthritis that caused deformities in her fingers. She was last seen at her home, and despite her medical conditions, there was no indication that she had wandered off, which led to immediate concern
regarding her safety.
Authorities quickly categorized her case as suspicious. They believed that James, who had a contentious relationship with his mother, might have been involved in her disappearance. According to investigators, it is suspected that Lottie may have passed away from natural causes and that her son disposed of her body in the Everglades to avoid scrutiny. However, despite these suspicions and extensive searches of the area, Lottie's body was never found, and no charges were filed due to a lack of physical evidence. The case remains unresolved to this day.
The case garnered attention due to its unusual nature, as Lottie had no history of leaving home without notifying anyone, and her advanced age and frailty made it unlikely that she could have wandered far. Over two decades later, her disappearance remains a cold case, with investigators still hoping for any new information that could shed light on her fate.Last Seen: Aug 1, 2000
