Mary Corrine Amos, aged 36, disappeared from Montclair, California, on December 31, 1968, after an argument with her husband. She left their home and was reportedly staying at a motel in Bell or Bell Gardens. Amos has not been seen or heard from since that day. Strangely, her husband never reported her missing, and it wasn't until 1991, over two decades later, that her daughter officially filed a missing person report after discovering that no one had done so previously.
Amos was described as 5'7", weighing around 150 pounds, with red hair and green eyes. She also had an upper dental plate and a vertical scar on her abdomen. She might have used several aliases, including Corrine Flannigan, Mary Davis, and Mary C. Keener, though these connections have not provided significant leads.
The circumstances of her disappearance remain unclear, and very few details have surfaced in the investigation. Her case is still unsolved, with law enforcement continuing to seek any new information regarding her whereabouts. Despite the time that has passed, authorities remain hopeful for leads that may help resolve the mystery surrounding her disappearance.Last Seen: Dec 31, 1968
