7 People Who Vanished Without a Trace

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From spring break disappearances to conspiracy theories about a missing student. Here are people who vanished without a trace.

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Number 7 Brian Shaffer
On March 31, 2006, Brian Shaffer, a medical student from Ohio State University, was out drinking with friends to celebrate the beginning of spring break. They started their night at a bar called the Tuna Saloona and then went bar hopping. After midnight, they returned to the Tuna, where Brian was separated from his friends, who eventually assumed he’d gone home. Brian was recorded by a security camera at the Tuna Saloona at 1:55 AM on April 1. He was talking to two young women and saying goodbye. Shortly afterwards, at 2:00 AM, Brian entered the bar but was never recorded leaving. In fact, he was never seen or heard from again. The puzzling aspect is that there were no other entrances to the bar accessible to the public and the surveillance video hadn’t been tampered with.
Number 6 Barbara Bollick
In July, 2007, Barbara Bollick, from Corvallis, Montana, went on a hiking trip in the Bitteroot Mountains. She was joined by her friend Jim Ramaker, who was visiting from California. At one point, as they were approaching an overlook, Jim stopped to admire the view. In doing so he turned his head from Barbara, who was about 20 to 30 feet behind him at the time, for less than a minute. However, when Jim turned his head back he found that Barbara had completely disappeared. More than a decade has passed since Barbara Bolicks disappearance and there’s still no explanation for what happened.
Number 5 Maura Murray
The bus driver knew reception in the area was bad, so he called them when he got home. Nobody knows for sure what happened to her, but the next day, Maura’s fiancé in Oklahoma received a voicemail, which could have been from her. There were no words and all the man heard was sobbing at the other end.
Number 4 Brandon Swanson
On May 14, 2008, Brandon Swanson was returning to his hometown of Marshall, Minnesota, after celebrating the end of the spring semester. Shortly after midnight, the 19-year-old veered off the road and drove his car into a ditch. Brandon wasn’t hurt but he didn’t know exactly where he was, so he called his parents on his cellphone. He asked them to come pick him up and that he thought he was somewhere near Lynd. His parents were unable to locate Brandon, who stayed on the phone with them for about 45 minutes. However, phone records subsequently revealed that he’d been near Porter, 25 miles in a different direction from where he said he was. His car was eventually located near Taunton, but there was no sign of Brandon.
Number 3 Nicole Morin
The day was July 30, 1985. At 10:30 AM, 8-year-old Nicole Morin left her mother’s penthouse apartment in Toronto, Ontario. She went to the lobby of the 20-story West Mall apartment building to get the mail. Afterwards, she returned to the apartment and spoke to a friend on the intercom, whom she’d made plans with to swim in the building’s pool. At 11:00 AM the little girl said goodbye to her mother and left the apartment. About 15 minutes later, her friend called the intercom to ask why Nicole hadn’t arrived. She was last seen in the hallway of the penthouse or, according to one report, entering the elevator.
Number 2 Michael Negrete
18-year-old Michael Negrete attended UCLA on a music scholarship and was reportedly a popular freshman. On December 10, 1999 he went to a party on the floor he lived on at Dykstra Hall. Michael then returned to his room where he played an online game with his friends until about 4 AM. He briefly went to congratulate another player and was last seen returning to his own room. What’s strange is that, when his roommate woke up at 9 AM, Michael’s keys, wallet, shoes, clothing and musical instruments were still there. However, Michael was nowhere to be found. Nobody had seen him since 4 AM, and, as of November 2018, there still haven’t been any confirmed sightings of Michael Negrete. There was just one promising lead several students had given, a Caucasian man who no one could account for.
Number 1 Brittanee Drexel
While on spring break in April 2009, 17-year-old Brittanee Marie Drexel disappeared from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, while she was on spring break. The teenager had told her mother that she was going to stay at a friend’s house in Rochester, New York, which was closer to home. Brittanee was last seen at about 9:00 PM, on a surveillance camera, leaving the Blue Water Resort. At the hotel, she visited 20-year-old club promoter Peter Brozowitz, an acquaintance from Rochester. Brittanee was texting with her boyfriend, John, on the way back to her hotel, which was about a mile away.