Eva Elsie Foley, 69, vanished from her South Haven, Michigan home on February 14, 1984. Her husband of 47 years awoke that morning to find her gone; she had last been seen before they went to bed. Eva is a white female with gray hair, 5 feet 8 inches tall and about 118 pounds. She wore prescription eyeglasses and was believed to be dressed in a white nightgown, black slacks, and tennis shoes when she disappeared.

She had taken medication before sleeping, which may have left her disoriented. Despite an initial search and investigation, few leads emerged and the case went cold. Her husband later died in a nursing home in 1998 and their son died in 2015; both family obituaries listed Eva as having predeceased them, reflecting the unresolved loss her disappearance caused.