Jan 2 2021
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''SHARON LYNN PRETORIUS – SEPT. 28, 1973
411: Sharon Lynn Pretorius, 13, disappeared from Dayton, Ohio and was last seen when she left her home on Cornell Dr. She had attended her classes at Fairview High School, where she was a freshman, gone home, had a piano lesson, and left to collect money in the neighborhood for her Journal Herald newspaper route. A witness saw a girl matching Pretorius’s description struggling with a man near a car at the corner of Cornell and Philadelphia Dr. on the day she disappeared, but the man has never been identified. She is believed to be the victim of foul play. Her DNA is available.
CONTACT: The Dayton Police Department at 937-333-COPS, Crime Stoppers or the FBI.''
Sharon Lynn Pretorius – The Charley Project
''Sharon, circa 1973; Age-progression to age 50 (circa 2010)
- Missing Since 09/28/1973
- Missing From Dayton, Ohio
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Female
- Race White
- Date of Birth 04/23/1960 (60)
- Age 13 years old
- Height and Weight 5'7, 135 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description A long-sleeved yellow flowered sweater, blue jeans and white sneakers.
- Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Brown hair, blue eyes. Sharon did not wear makeup in 1973, and she frequently wore her hair in braids or pigtails.
Details of Disappearance
Sharon was last seen on September 28, 1973, when she left her home on Cornell Drive in the Dayton View neighborhood of Dayton, Ohio. She had attended her classes at Fairview High School, where she was a freshman.
After school she went home, had a piano lesson, and left to collect money in the neighborhood for her Dayton Journal Herald newspaper route. She has never been heard from again.
Procedures at the time prohibited Sharon's family from reporting her as a missing child until 24 hours had passed. Investigators believe she did not run away and was probably abducted and murdered.
A witness saw a girl matching Sharon's description struggling with a Caucasian man near a car at the corner of Cornell and Philadelphia Drive at 5:30 p.m. on the day she disappeared. The car was a dark blue 1965 Ford sedan, and the man is described as Caucasian, between thirty and forty years old, with a medium complexion and a full beard. The man has never been identified and the girl was not confirmed to be Sharon.
Sharon's family describes her as an intelligent, responsible and studious teenager who always dressed modestly. She skipped the eighth grade at Cornell Heights School prior to her disappearance.
Authorities followed up many leads in her case over the years, but her disappearance remains a mystery. Her family held a memorial service for her in 2006.''