
The person at the center of this case
Lorelee Sue Lhotka
Justice for Lorelee Sue Lhotka โ the trail went cold in 1975, but the truth hasn't.
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What circumstances led to her wallet being found in Wenatchee National Forest, over 80 miles from Seattle?
Did she successfully hitchhike, and if so, who picked her up and where were they headed?
Were there any witnesses to her departure from home or her hitchhiking attempts on January 1, 1975?
Lorelee Sue Lhotka, a 19-year-old woman, disappeared on January 1, 1975, from Seattle, Washington, after leaving home for a doctor's appointment. She planned to take the bus but was known to hitchhike, and her wallet was discovered in Wenatchee National Forest in 1978, suggesting a possible fatal outcome. Despite the discovery of her wallet, her remains have never been found and the circumstances of her disappearance remain unknown.
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Why was she traveling to Wenatchee National Forest area when she reported leaving for a doctor's appointment in Seattle?
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NamUs case MP14228. Missing person: Lorelee Sue Lhotka.
Last known contact: 1975-01-01 in Seattle, King, WA. Circumstances: Reported to have left home for a doctor's appointment.
Supposed to take the bus, but would also hitchhike. Wallet found in Wenatchee National Forest in 1978.
Demographics: 19 years, Female, Multiple. Physical description: 5 ft 3 in, 120 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Brown.
Clothing and accessories: Accessories: wallet found Blewitt Pass. Investigating agency: King County Sheriff's Office | 05-232769 | 2012-03-19.
Left home for a doctor's appointment, planned to take the bus but would hitchhike
Lorelee's wallet found at Blewitt Pass in Wenatchee National Forest
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