CA Juanita Jean Nelson (17) - Boulder Creek CA, 1998

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Juanita Jean Nelson

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Missing From: Boulder Creek, California

Missing Since: December 14, 1998

Age: 17 -- Height: 5'4" -- Weight: 120 lbs -- Hair Color: Brown -- Eye Color: Brown

Juanita has a tattoo on the inside of her ankle. Her navel and one of her nipples are pierced. Her nicknames are Nina, Nita, and Lamb. She is left-handed.


Juanita was last seen on her way to school in Boulder Creek, California on December 14, 1998. She never made it to school and has never been heard from again. Authorities initially believed she left of her own accord, but they now feel foul play may have been involved.


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