Antoinette Diane Wilson, a 24-year-old Black female, vanished in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the specific date of her disappearance remains somewhat unclear, though it is often cited as June 8, 1983. On the day she was last seen, Antoinette, who stood at 5'11' and weighed around 151 pounds, had attended a baseball game at a local community college.
She was dressed in her Gerson Park baseball uniform, which was navy blue and gold with white stripes and bore the number 2, along with white cleats. Her dark hair and brown eyes were complemented by three gold earrings in her right ear, and she had a noticeable scar on her upper right leg. After the game, she made her way to a place called the Brown Bomber on H Street.
The last confirmed sighting of Antoinette was at the Brown Bomber at approximately 1:00 in the morning. From that point on, no one has reported hearing from or seeing her again. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are limited, and there is little information available about who she was with at the baseball game or at the Brown Bomber. It is not publicly known if she left with anyone or what her intended destination was after leaving the establishment. The lack of witnesses and further evidence has left her family and investigators with many unanswered questions.
The investigation into Antoinette Wilson's disappearance has been ongoing, with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department handling the case. Despite the passage of time, her case remains open. Key details, such as who she was with on that fateful night and her state of mind, are still missing, which has made it difficult to piece together the events leading up to her disappearance. The case is a somber reminder of a young woman who seemingly vanished without a trace, leaving a void in the lives of those who knew her.Last Seen: Jun 8, 1983
