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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP292) and 17 other sources
Becky Marzo, a 23-year-old from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was last seen on December 12, 2003. That evening, she was out with friends at a bar called Conversations, where she had multiple arguments with her boyfriend, Carl Rodgers III, over the phone. Becky refused to leave the bar early and eventually turned off her phone. Later, a friend dropped her off at her residence on North 5th Street, where she waved from the window, marking the last confirmed sighting of her.

Becky's relationship with Rodgers had been abusive; he had physically assaulted her in the past, breaking her nose and pulling out her hair. She had briefly moved to Florida after filing domestic violence charges against him but returned to Wisconsin and resumed the relationship. Becky's family became concerned when she failed to reach out after significant family events, such as her grandfather's death. Her mother struggled to file a missing persons report, which police only accepted in June 2004, months after Becky had disappeared.

There have been no concrete leads since Becky’s disappearance. Rodgers, who became a person of interest, later died by suicide in 2007 while awaiting trial on unrelated charges of sexual assault against another girlfriend. He left a note denying involvement in Becky’s disappearance, though her family believes otherwise. Becky’s case remains unsolved, and authorities suspect foul play.

Last Seen: Dec 12, 2003