Donna Marie Crudup, a 24-year-old woman from Washington, D.C., was last seen in the summer of 1986. She was reportedly hospitalized with pulmonary edema and checked herself out of the hospital later that year. Crudup's family has been unable to retrieve her medical records to verify the exact timing of her discharge. Prior to her disappearance, Crudup had mentioned to her family that a man named Jerome, whom she had recently met, wanted to marry her. Her family expressed concerns about the relationship. At the time of her disappearance, Crudup's 4-year-old son was living with his paternal grandmother.
Crudup had a scar on her forehead and a mole on her upper lip, and she may have been using the surnames Sandar or Tomlinson.
Her case remains unsolved, and despite efforts from her family to locate her, she has not been heard from since. Her family continues to search for answers and closure. The circumstances around her disappearance, including potential involvement with drugs and the mysterious details surrounding her hospitalization, have left investigators with few leads to pursue.Last Seen: Jul 1, 1986