Angela Caroline HARTMANN Missing Person Case

Angela Caroline

HARTMANN

70

27

62 inches

62 inches

115 lbs

115 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the summer of 1983, a 27-year-old woman named Angela Caroline Hartmann from San Francisco, California, was embarking on a journey across Canada. She had spent the season traveling between various Canadian cities, including Ottawa, Thunder Bay, and Calgary, with plans to end her trip by attending fall classes at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario. Her travels were documented through postcards she sent to family and friends, with the last ones arriving from Calgary, Alberta, in August 1983. Angela's last confirmed location is believed to be the Ottawa Youth Hostel in Ottawa, Ontario, though the exact date is uncertain, cited as either August 4 or August 22, 1983. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as being 5'2" tall and weighing 115 pounds, with blond, shoulder-length hair, brown eyes, and a fair complexion. The alarm was raised when Angela failed to arrive at Trent University for the start of the school year. On September 1, 1983, after she did not show up for classes, the university's president contacted her family. This prompted her father to file a missing person report with the San Francisco Police Department. The subsequent investigation into her disappearance yielded very few clues, and the case quickly grew cold. It was known that Angela had been hitchhiking by herself as part of her cross-country travels before she was due to settle in Peterborough for her studies. Years have turned into decades without any resolution in Angela Hartmann's case. The investigation has been hampered by a lack of information and the passage of time. Over the years, efforts by organizations like the Doe Network have been made to bring new life to the case, including trying to reconnect with Angela's family, though contact had been lost with them over time. The disappearance of Angela Hartmann remains an unsolved mystery that began as a young woman's summer adventure before starting a new chapter in her academic life. The case, which originated with a report filed in San Francisco, continues to be a poignant cold case in Ontario, leaving a family and community with unanswered questions for over forty years.

Aug 22, 1983

Ottawa

Ontario

Ottawa Police Service x2355;

Ontario

[email protected]

613-236-1222

613-236-1222

Law Enforcement

2018-309617

Ottawa Police Service x2355;

Blonde

Brown

Brown

Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Shoulder

No