MO MO - Wilma Norwood, 47, St. Louis, 21 December 2001

[TheArtfulDetective]

Wilma Jean Norwood


Norwood, circa 2001

• Missing Since - 12/21/2001
• Missing From - St. Louis, Missouri
• Classification - Missing

Description:

• Sex - Female
• Race - Black
• Date of Birth - 06/13/1954
• Age - 47 years old
• Height and Weight - 5'5 - 5'9, 151 - 170 pounds
• Distinguishing Characteristics - African-American female. Black hair, brown eyes.

Details of Disappearance:
Norwood was last seen leaving her residence in St. Louis, Missouri on December 21, 2001. She has never been heard from again. Few details are available in her case.

Investigating Agency(s):

• St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department: 314-231-1212
• Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Unit: 800-877-3452

Wilma Jean Norwood – The Charley Project
Wilma Norwood – Missing in Missouri

 

[TheArtfulDetective]

Anniversary of disappearance today.

 

[BrownBear]

Still missing, she is now 67 years old.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[TheArtfulDetective]

Anniversary of disappearance today.

 

[victoriarobinson642]

Photos from Beaumont HS 1970/1

 

[Beccalicious]

Bumping

 

[cyberpanda]

Local serial killer Maury Travis was in jail for an unrelated crime at the time she disappeared, in case anyone else wondered if she was one of his victims.

 

[Pennysmom1]

4191DFMO - Wilma Jean Norwood

 

[DS2021]

Local serial killer Maury Travis was in jail for an unrelated crime at the time she disappeared, in case anyone else wondered if she was one of his victims.

totally trust you, do you have a source tho?

 

[beavt]

totally trust you, do you have a source tho?

According to a Post Dispatch (St.Louis) article dated 6/22/2002, Maury was imprisoned for a parole violation between 11/29/2000 and 3/19/2001 which means that Wilma could very well be a victim of his as her date of last contact was 12/07/2001

 

[imstilla.grandma]

*Do yall think this may be connected?

*Travis Maury's basement room held all the evidence detectives needed to connect him to the murders of several sex workers he'd killed and discarded in remote places around St. Louis, Missouri. But while incarcerated, officers failed to notice his plan to take his own life before it was too late.

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