In the winter of 1993, a 31-year-old woman named Lynn Lene Baltzley disappeared from Kansas City, Missouri. On December 11th, her boyfriend dropped her off at the Admiral-Paseo Motel, located near Paseo Boulevard and Admiral Street, where she had plans to meet a friend. She was last observed walking down the street, followed by a male acquaintance. At the time she vanished, Lynn was wearing a gray jacket, gray pants, and a beige shirt.
She is described as a white female with brown hair and blue eyes, standing at 5'2' and weighing around 108 pounds. Distinctive features include a scar on her abdomen, a tattoo of an owl on her right shoulder blade, and she sometimes used the last names Caskey or Kaske.
The circumstances surrounding Lynn's disappearance have led investigators to suspect foul play. She did not have any personal belongings with her when she was last seen, and she has not been heard from since that day. The case was officially created in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System in December 2008, many years after she was last seen. The Kansas City Police Department is the primary investigating agency for her case.
Decades have passed since Lynn Baltzley was last seen, and her case remains an active and unsolved missing person investigation. Law enforcement agencies, including the Missouri State Highway Patrol, continue to list her as a missing person, hoping for new information that could lead to a breakthrough. The lack of public information regarding potential suspects or leads has made the investigation challenging. The overview of Lynn's case is one of a sudden and mysterious disappearance that has left a family without answers for many years, with authorities still seeking any information that might shed light on her whereabouts.Last Seen: Dec 11, 1993
