Tamara Colleen Bradley, 30 years old, was last seen on September 30, 1994, leaving her workplace, Federal Foam Technologies, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She departed around 3:30 p.m. and was expected to return home, where her five-year-old son was staying with her ex-husband's father. However, she never arrived, and there has been no trace of her since.
Her silver 1988 Buick Century was found on October 3, 1994, at a Greyhound bus station in downtown Minneapolis, parked in a rush-hour no-parking zone. The car was impounded shortly after it was left there, with the keys still inside. Investigators found her car's contents to be unremarkable, consisting of personal items and clothing, but no signs of foul play.
Bradley had plans to move closer to her job as her company was relocating, and she left behind uncashed paychecks and child support checks, suggesting she did not intend to disappear voluntarily. Her financial accounts have shown no activity since the day she went missing, adding to the suspicion of foul play.
Despite searches and ongoing investigations over the years, no new leads have provided concrete answers regarding Tamara’s fate. Her case remains unsolved, and her family continues to seek information on her whereabouts.Last Seen: Sep 30, 1994
