On a Tuesday evening, September 13, 1983, 45-year-old Jean Chiulichint Le vanished from San Diego, California. That night, she and her husband had gone to the Rock and Roll nightclub and bowling alley. Jean, an Asian female with black hair and brown eyes, was last seen wearing a white blouse with a floral pattern and a diamond ring. She stood at 5'0" and weighed approximately 100 pounds. Her husband reported that he last saw her inside the establishment, engaged in conversation with a tall, unidentified Caucasian man.
According to her husband's account, he went to their car to wait for her. After about twenty minutes had passed and she had not come out, he went back inside the nightclub to find her. A search of the premises proved fruitless; Jean was nowhere to be found. She has not been seen or heard from since that night.
It was not until three days later, on September 16, 1983, that her husband officially reported her as a missing person to the San Diego Police Department.
The investigation into Jean's disappearance yielded few leads, and details in her case remain scarce. A significant development, or perhaps a complication in the case, occurred in 1988 when Jean's husband was deported, five years after she vanished. The circumstances surrounding his deportation are not publicly detailed in the available case files. Jean Chiulichint Le, who also used the names Lilly Jean, Li-Ching Jean, Lilly Chiu, Li-Ching Chiu, and Chiu-Li-Ching Le, remains a missing person. The case is an enduring mystery, marked by the abruptness of her disappearance from a public place and the subsequent lack of any substantial evidence to explain what happened to her.Last Seen: Sep 13, 1983
