Georgann Hawkins was an 18-year-old University of Washington student who disappeared in the early morning hours of June 11, 1974. She left a fraternity house around 12:30 a.m. after picking up notes for a Spanish final and was last seen by a friend speaking to her from a second-story window overlooking a well-lit alley behind her sorority house. She never returned to the sorority and her disappearance triggered a police investigation.

Shortly before his 1989 execution, serial killer Ted Bundy confessed to abducting and murdering Hawkins. He described luring her to his car by feigning an injury, striking her with a crowbar, forcing her into his vehicle, driving her to a secluded area near Lake Sammamish, and strangling her. Bundy said he later decapitated her and buried the head separately; he also said some partial skeletal remains found September 6, 1974, near Issaquah may have been hers, though those remains were never definitively identified.

Hawkins remains officially listed as missing.