Elizabeth Veloz was 28 and a mother of three when she disappeared on a summer night in July 1992. Known as Beth, she was a nail technician living on Chicago’s southeast side beneath her mother’s apartment and was caring for her son; two young daughters were living in Mexico with their father and did not learn of her disappearance until years later.

That night she wore stonewashed black designer jeans, a dark blue Georgetown Bulldogs shirt, a navy blue sweater with white trim, black leather flat shoes and carried a black Coach purse. She spent the evening at Jocko’s Bar near 95th Street and Avenue N, later went with a man and his friends to Just Jim’s and then returned to Jocko’s. According to the men she was with, they left and dropped her off in the Harbor area of East Chicago, Indiana; one of the men called her mother at 3:00 a.m. to ask if Elizabeth had made it home safely. She was never seen again.

There has been no activity on her Social Security number or financial accounts and investigators suspect foul play, with possible links to Hammond or Whiting, Indiana. The case remains unsolved and she is presumed deceased. If anyone knew Elizabeth, was in that neighborhood that night, or has information about her movements after she left Jocko’s, please come forward.