Constance Elizabeth Naon was 19 when she vanished from the Seattle area. She was last seen the evening of June 8, 1983, near South 188th Street and Pacific Highway South. Her family searched for months before her remains were found on October 27, 1983, just south of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Naon’s death became one of many similar cases from the early 1980s in which young women—often vulnerable or transient—were later located in remote, wooded places. Her mother was named Helen Dexter. Years later, DNA testing and a suspect’s confessions linked this killing to the wider string of murders associated with Gary Leon Ridgway; he admitted to Naon’s murder as part of a plea arrangement.

Does anyone remember Constance or have information about her last known movements near South 188th Street and Pacific Highway South?