Lisa Ann Rodriguez was a 21-year-old Hispanic/Latina woman from New York City who vanished in the summer of 1990 and whose remains were later found off the Hutchinson River Parkway in the Bronx. The condition of her body made establishing the last hours difficult, and investigators considered whether her death was connected to other violent cases involving young victims found in parkway brush and discarded near roadways.

Attention in the investigation focused on Bronx livery cab driver Alejandro Henriquez, whose connections and movements linked him to multiple victims in investigators’ view. Henriquez was tried in the Bronx and in late August 1992 was found guilty of Rodriguez’s killing and the deaths of two other young victims; the court imposed three consecutive sentences of 25 years to life. Appeals over investigative steps and statements followed and the convictions and sentence were upheld while Henriquez continued to deny guilt.

The conviction brought legal closure on paper for Rodriguez’s family, though questions about other deaths and disappearances from that era remained in public discussion. If anyone knew Lisa, her last movements, or saw something along the Hutchinson River Parkway in 1990, please share what can help complete her story.