Elisha Eittreim, a 21-year-old woman, was last seen on February 27, 1994, in Napa, California. She left her boyfriend's residence on Brown Street around 9:30 p.m. and was heading to her home on Patchett Street. She planned to make two stops along the way—at an ATM and Val's Liquor on Third Street—but she never arrived at either location. There were no witnesses placing her at the liquor store that night, and no withdrawals were made from her bank account.
Elisha had been dealing with depression and possibly bipolar disorder, for which she was taking medications. Her family, however, did not believe she was suicidal at the time of her disappearance. Known for heavy drinking that sometimes resulted in blackouts, Elisha would occasionally leave bars with strangers. Despite this, authorities suspect foul play in her case, believing she may have been murdered. Her bank account, which had $900, and her last paycheck remain untouched since her disappearance.
She was a former student at Vintage High School and had studied art at a local community college, with plans to transfer to UC Berkeley. At the time of her disappearance, Elisha worked at a gift shop in Napa. Her case remains unsolved, with investigators continuing to seek leads.
Last Seen: Feb 27, 1994
