Susan Curtis Missing Person Case

Susan Curtis, a 15-year-old girl from Bountiful, Utah, was last seen on June 27, 1975, while attending a youth conference at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. That evening, Susan told a friend she was returning to her dormitory after brushing her teeth, but she never arrived. Extensive searches were launched in the days and weeks following her disappearance, but no trace of her was found.

Curtis’s case remained a mystery for years until infamous serial killer Ted Bundy confessed to her murder shortly before his execution in 1989. Bundy claimed to have abducted and killed Susan, stating that her body was buried near a highway in Utah, though he could not recall the exact location. Despite his confession, her remains have never been located, and her case remains officially unsolved.

Susan’s disappearance is part of a string of murders and kidnappings attributed to Bundy during the 1970s. The lack of physical evidence and Bundy's inconsistent confessions left many questions unanswered. Curtis’s family has continued to hope for closure, but more than four decades later, her fate remains a tragic part of Utah’s unsolved missing persons cases.
Last Seen: Jun 27, 1975

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