MD MD - Billy/Billie Jean Hall, 24, Jessup, 28 Feb 1985

[Pennysmom1]

Jane Does and Missing 1970s-1980s

Billie Jean Hall, 24 years old, was last seen on February 28,1985, as she and a companion left from their homes in Jessup, Maryland. They departed in Billie's camper enroute to a biker's convention...

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<< Four weeks went by and when Billie didn't return to begin a special class designed for her brain damage, her family contacted police. Her bank account with $600 was left untouched, but her credit cards were used multiple times in Daytona Beach, but they were used by a male. On August 2, 1985, police had pulled over a Datson compact camper in Louisiana for a broken taillight, that came back registered to Billie. The male driver told police that after arriving in Daytona Beach, Billie met someone and left, so he took her camper. Further Investigation revealed Billie's belongings were inside, in addition to blood splatters on two walls, one inside a closet. He was charged with theft. He used the name Earl Noe, but he was actually Aubrey Earl Cazalos, age 31, from Fort Walton Beach, Florida>>

Billie Jean Hall - Maryland Missing Person Directory

Details and Pictures of Billie Jean Hall, Missing since February 1985

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[Pennysmom1]

Oct 23, 2018 updated story

Families search for missing relatives, sense of closure Annual Mass is reminder others share their grief

Sometimes when Jean Hall is driving, she sees the back of a head of blond hair that reminds her so much of her missing daughter that she turns her car around for a second look. “It’s no…

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[spartanx]

It's more than clear that this guy called "Aubrey" is the killer... he probably tried to make sexual advances on Billie and when she refused he simply made up the story that he left with someone else... I don't think anyone would leave their trailer alone with someone they just met... and maybe even the friend who returned to Maryland also knows something... a nice young girl who is also risky to drive so far without fear of the road that is always treacherous...
whatever it is
rest in peace