OH OH - Phyllis Brewer. 19, Lowellville, 13 July 1981

[MACopeland]

It seems to be frequently misspelled in the media, but per her birth record, her name is Phyllis (not Phyliss).

 

[imstilla.grandma]

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Detective Pat Mondora of the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office has received a lot of new information on a Coitsville woman who has been missing since 1981.

But Mondora still does not know the fate of Phyllis Brewer, who was 19 when she went missing in June 1981 after reports said she went for a walk.

In fact, the information has only led to more questions, because there are records of Brewer serving time in Ashtabula County after she was last seen alive. She would be in her 60s now.

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https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/youngstown-news/mcso-detective-still-searching-for-whereabouts-of-missing-coitsville-woman/

 

[beavt]

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Detective Pat Mondora of the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office has received a lot of new information on a Coitsville woman who has been missing since 1981.

But Mondora still does not know the fate of Phyllis Brewer, who was 19 when she went missing in June 1981 after reports said she went for a walk.

In fact, the information has only led to more questions, because there are records of Brewer serving time in Ashtabula County after she was last seen alive. She would be in her 60s now.

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https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/youngstown-news/mcso-detective-still-searching-for-whereabouts-of-missing-coitsville-woman/

As mentioned in post #9 she has a common name (and in fact shared the same name as her mom) In sticking with the date of last contact of 6/13/1981, what does anyone think of Phyllis as a match to UP7138? Body found in Corona, CA on 12/18/1981 with a PMI of one month. Age between 17-21 with an estimated height of 5’8” and estimated weight of 133lbs. Strawberry/reddish blonde hair about shoulder length, and pierced ears. Phyllis is listed as having straight, strawberry blonde, shoulder length hair. Height of 5’6”-5’7” and weight of 130-140. The recon looks similar, somehow capturing that same heart-wrenching forlorn look she has in her photos:

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[Otterly]

Phyllis was added to Doe Network today:
5088DFOH