On a spring day in May of 2002, a 23-year-old woman named Wendy Wilson was last seen in Oak Harbor, Washington. The specific date of her disappearance was May 13, 2002. At the time she went missing, Wendy was described as an Asian female with black hair and brown eyes, standing at five feet one inch tall and weighing approximately 110 pounds. A notable characteristic was a tattoo of Chinese symbols on her neck.
The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are profoundly distressing, as her last known moments involved a witnessed jump from the Deception Pass Bridge.
Wendy, who was born in South Korea, was a mother to one daughter. The report of a witnessed jump initiated an investigation into her disappearance, which is being handled by the Island County Sheriff's Office. The official classification of her case has been noted as a suspected suicide. Despite the eyewitness accounts of the tragic event at the bridge, Wendy has not been located since that day. The profound uncertainty of her whereabouts has left her case open and unresolved for many years.
The investigation into what happened to Wendy Wilson remains active. Information regarding her case has been listed in various public databases for missing persons in the hope of generating new leads. The case is a painful reminder of the many individuals who disappear under tragic and unresolved circumstances. The overview of this case is centered on the deeply saddening event at Deception Pass Bridge, the eyewitness reports of a jump, and the subsequent, and so far unsuccessful, search to find her. The lack of resolution continues to leave a void for those who knew her and for the investigators dedicated to bringing closure to these cases.Last Seen: May 13, 2002
