Tina Marie Thompson, 21, disappeared from the Seattle area in the early morning hours of July 25, 1983. She was last seen near South 144th Street and Pacific Highway South, a stretch of road known for its transient population. Recently released from King County Jail, she worked as a waitress and was also known to be involved in sex work, a factor in several disappearances from the area at that time. No immediate missing person report was filed and her absence initially drew little attention.

On April 20, 1984, human remains were found in a wooded area near Highway 18 and Interstate 90 in Maple Valley and were initially unidentified, cataloged as Jane Doe B-14. In July 1986 dental comparisons identified the remains as Tina Marie Thompson and her death was classified as a homicide, adding her to the list of women believed to have been murdered in the series of killings connected to victims picked up from the Sea-Tac strip. Does anyone have information about Tina’s last known movements or contacts in July 1983?