Nancy Lee Fox was 19 and from West Palm Beach when she was last seen on the night of June 13, 1975, walking alone to a local laundromat. Her body was found two days later, June 15, floating in a canal that runs parallel to Highway 27 in Broward County. She had been struck on the back of the head with a blunt object and choked before her body was discarded in the water.

Investigators and contemporaneous reports linked her killing to a series of violent deaths in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties from early 1975 into early 1976, dubbed the Flat-Tire Murders. Victims in that string were often attacked while alone, sometimes beaten and sexually assaulted, and then left in canals or remote locations. Law enforcement described a suspect as a white male in his early twenties, physically fit, possibly married, and using charm to control victims. A reward was offered, but no arrest was made in Fox’s case.

Does anyone have memories, photographs, or information about Nancy Lee Fox’s last known movements or the laundromat she was heading to?