Emillie Victoria Hoyt, aged 23, was last seen in Highland Beach, Florida, sometime in December 2005, though some sources list her disappearance as January 1, 2006. She had been living with a boyfriend who was significantly older than her, and their relationship was reportedly troubled. Prior to her disappearance, she told her family she planned to leave him. The last confirmed contact was when Emillie called her brother in Portland, Oregon, to let him know she was sending him a Christmas gift. When her brother tried to call back, he was informed by her boyfriend that he had taken her phone and that she had left his home, possibly heading to Fort Lauderdale. Emillie had no car or substantial financial resources at the time.
Her family became concerned after weeks of not hearing from her and contacted the police. Initially, authorities did not take a missing person report, believing there was no evidence of danger. It wasn't until 18 months later that Emillie was officially listed as missing. Since then, no significant leads have surfaced. Her Social Security number has not been used since her disappearance, and her case remains unsolved.
Emillie was known for her artistic spirit, with interests in photography, music, and scuba diving. She also had medical conditions, including bipolar disorder and addiction issues, which may have required medication. Distinguishing features include scars on her arms, tribal tattoos on her shoulders, and gauged ear piercings.
Last Seen: Jan 01, 2006
