Lashawna Streeter, a 27-year-old African-American woman, was last seen on March 1, 1992, in St. Augustine, Florida, at a location known for sex work. Witnesses say she got into a vehicle driven by William Darrell Lindsey, a 56-year-old white man. According to Lindsey’s later confession, he beat and kicked Streeter to death after she allegedly attempted to rob him and then disposed of her body in a remote area. Her remains were found ten days later, partially hidden under debris.

Lindsey, known as Crazy Bill, later admitted to multiple killings dating from 1983 to 1996 and was arrested in December 1996 in connection with a North Carolina murder. He confessed to several Florida killings, including Streeter’s, and in 1999 pleaded guilty to six Florida murders, receiving a 30-year sentence; he died in prison in 2001. Streeter’s case underscores the particular vulnerability of marginalized women who worked or lived on the street.

Did anyone who knew Lashawna or worked in that St. Augustine area in early March 1992 see her or her vehicle that day?