Dolores Mary Nussbaumer, a 73-year-old woman from Grand Rapids, Minnesota, was last seen on May 10, 1989. She had been staying with her husband at their vacation cabin near Crooked Lake, a remote and heavily wooded area. Around 3:30 p.m., she was observed walking along County Road 244, approximately ten miles north of Grand Rapids. Dolores was known to occasionally become confused, which may have contributed to her disappearance.
Following her last sighting, an extensive search of the surrounding area was conducted, but the only trace of her that was found was a sweatshirt, discovered about three miles from the cabin. Her purse and other belongings were not found, and she has never been heard from again. Given the rugged and swampy terrain, her disappearance remains a mystery, and no further evidence has come to light since that time. Despite the efforts of law enforcement, Dolores' case remains unsolved, leaving her family with few answers.
Her case continues to be investigated by the Itasca County Sheriff's Office, but no significant developments have been made over the years. She is still considered missing, and her family, along with authorities, hope for new information that could help bring closure.Last Seen: May 10, 1989
