Leeann Coleene Huffman, a 29-year-old woman, disappeared from Tampa, Florida, on June 5, 1978. On the day of her disappearance, she left her residence in her vehicle and was never seen again. Three days later, her car was discovered parked at a Holiday Inn in Tampa, but there were no signs of her. Despite this significant clue, very few details about her disappearance have surfaced over the years.
Huffman was described as a Caucasian woman, standing 5'6" and weighing around 130 pounds. She had blonde hair and hazel eyes, and a distinguishing scar on her left knee. It's reported that she may have used alternative names, such as Coleene, or possibly the last names Collins or Gillespie.
Despite various investigations, including the involvement of local authorities and agencies like the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, no substantial leads have emerged in her case. Her disappearance has remained unsolved for over four decades, and she is officially classified as an endangered missing person.
To this day, Huffman's case remains an open mystery with limited information. Various efforts, including databases like NamUs and The Charley Project, have been used to maintain public awareness of her case, but it continues to be one of Tampa’s unsolved cold cases.Last Seen: Jun 5, 1978