Eddy Milta Segall, a 27-year-old woman, was last seen on June 15, 1977, in Nashua, New Hampshire. On that day, she left her home on Burritt Street, where she was living with friends, to attend an exercise class in Merrimack. She never arrived at the gym and was never seen again. Eddy had borrowed her roommates' light green 1969 Oldsmobile for the trip. Her disappearance remained a mystery until July 3, 1977, when the vehicle was found abandoned on a remote logging road in the woods near Hollis, New Hampshire. The keys were located 150 feet behind the car, and some of her belongings were found inside, but there was no sign of Eddy.
Authorities believe that someone else parked the car at that location, possibly after following her into the woods in another vehicle.
Eddy, who had moved to New Hampshire just a few months prior from Florida, was declared legally dead in the years following her disappearance, though her case remains unsolved. Investigators suspect that she may have been a victim of foul play and could be buried in the area where her car was found.
Eddy had several distinctive physical features, including a scar from her navel to her groin, and possibly had tattoos of the name "Noah," a butterfly, and a flower. Despite numerous searches and investigations over the years, no further evidence has been uncovered to explain what happened to her.Last Seen: Jun 15, 1977