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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP3128) and 6 other sources
Elizabeth R. Bodor, aged 23, was last seen on March 22, 1988, in Orlando, Florida. She lived with her mother and young son at the time of her disappearance. Elizabeth's last known communication was a phone call to her mother, informing her that she would not be able to pick her up from work but would return home the next morning to make breakfast. However, she never returned, and all of her personal belongings, including her clothes and toothbrush, were left behind.

Elizabeth was driving a tan 1984 Toyota pickup truck when she vanished. It is unclear whether the vehicle was ever located, and foul play is suspected in her disappearance. Despite her having briefly gone missing in the past, she had never left for such an extended period, nor had she abandoned her son. At the time, Elizabeth was working at a construction site behind SeaWorld in Orlando. The case has since gone cold, with Elizabeth being declared legally dead in 2005, though no remains have ever been found.

Elizabeth had a few distinctive physical features, including a scar on her chin, a scar on her arm, and a birthmark on her right thigh. Investigators have continued to seek leads in her case, but her whereabouts remain unknown.

Last Seen: Mar 22, 1988