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Case Description

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Teri McLouth, an 18-year-old from Muskegon, Michigan, was last seen on April 6, 1991. The circumstances of her disappearance revolve around an incident that took place near the local marina area. On that day, she and her roommate were reportedly seen with two young men who took a boat from Pier 33, a local marina, without permission. The group was thought to have ventured out on Lake Michigan, but it remains unclear what happened afterward. The boat was eventually found, but there was no sign of the individuals involved, leaving a lot of unanswered questions regarding Teri's fate.

The case has remained unsolved for decades, and authorities continue to treat it as an active investigation. Muskegon County officials and local law enforcement have urged anyone with potential information about Teri's disappearance to come forward. As with many cold cases in Michigan, Teri’s case is listed in the state’s missing persons records, highlighting ongoing efforts to bring resolution to her family. The tragedy of her disappearance has been marked by repeated appeals from the family and law enforcement for any information that might shed light on her last known moments or the individuals involved in the incident on the boat.

The Michigan cold case community has discussed Teri's disappearance on various platforms, such as online forums and cold case databases, which has helped maintain awareness. This case, like many others, underscores the challenges faced by investigators in solving cold cases, especially when crucial early evidence is missing or inconsistent. Despite the years that have passed, the hope of finding answers about what happened to Teri remains alive among those who knew her and the broader community involved in these efforts to solve missing person cases in Michigan.

Last Seen: Apr 6, 1991