Bimlesh Singh, a 48-year-old woman, went missing on June 24, 1994, from her home in Moreno Valley, California. She left her residence in the morning to run errands and was last seen at a local grocery store on Pigeon Pass Road. Singh returned home briefly, leaving behind half-eaten food, which was a habit of hers, before departing again around 10:45 a.m. She never returned home, and her family reported her missing later that day.
Singh was driving a gray 1989 Nissan Sentra, which was found 19 months later, abandoned and stripped, near Matamoros, Mexico, about 300 miles from her home. The vehicle's discovery deepened suspicions of foul play, but no definitive evidence of her whereabouts was found near the car.
At the time of her disappearance, Singh was suffering from mental health issues, possibly Alzheimer's disease, and she was known to experience memory lapses that made it difficult for her to recall her own address or phone number.
Singh was extremely close to her family, making it unlikely that she left voluntarily. Adding to the mystery, her family received a collect call two days after her disappearance from someone claiming to be "Bimlesh," but the call was disconnected before any conversation occurred. The call was traced to a McDonald's restaurant in Moreno Valley, but no further leads were uncovered. Despite thorough investigations, her case remains unsolved.Last Seen: Jun 24, 1994