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Janet Fairhurst

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Case Classification: Endangered Missing
Missing Since: August 04, 2003
Location Last Seen: Eagar, Apache County, Arizona

Description:

  • Date of Birth: circa 1944
  • Age: 59 years old
  • Race: White/Caucasian
  • Gender: Female
  • Height: 5' 0" - 5' 5" (60 - 65 Inches)
  • Weight: 140 - 160 lbs
  • Hair Color: Brown
  • Eye Color: Brown
  • Nickname/Alias: Jan
  • Distinguishing Marks/Features: Pierced ears. Has a bulge on lower abdomen. Her wrist is misaligned due to a prior fracture.
  • Clothing & Personal Items: Unknown
  • Identifiers: Unknown
Circumstances of Disappearance:
Fairhurst was last seen in Eagar, Arizona on August 4, 2003. She has never been heard from again.

The blue 2003 Dodge Caravan Fairhurst was driving at the time of her disappearance was found abandoned that same month. It was located in the 600 block of Dallas in central El Paso, Texas, a five-hour drive from Eagar.

Fairhurst is considered missing under suspicious circumstances and foul play is suspected in her case. Her whereabouts remain unknown.

Investigators:
  • Eagar Police Department: (928) 337-4321
    Reference Case#: 2003-1857
NamUs Case Number: MP20240
NCIC Case Number: N/A

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Janet Fairhurst – The Charley Project
Case | Janet Fairhurst
 
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Article from 2016. ( a "rebroadcast" of a 2012 article)

Summer time is prime time for tourists in the White Mountains, that’s why this case is especially baffling.

Phoenix Police Sgt. Darren Burch said Janet Fairhurst, in her 60s, ran a bed and breakfast in Eager, Arizona.

“She simply vanished and no one really knows the exact day she disappeared,” Burch said.

Fairhurst was last seen on Aug. 4, 2003. Her family, including her two children, lives out of state. They asked police to check on her when they realized it had been several weeks since they’d heard from her.

Springerville police officer Bill Johnston is investigating the case. He said Fairhurst was part of a group of investors that owned the bed and breakfast as well as some land in New Mexico.

“[Fairhurst] was involved in a lawsuit against some of the others in the group,” Johnston said.

Fairhurst was known to take her dog with her wherever she went. When police arrived at her home, she and her dog were gone and so was her van. The van was later found out of state. Johnston said if Fairhurst had left to do an errand, it looked like she’d expected to be right back. But it’s also possible something happened to her at her home and someone took her van.
 
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