Lisa Szasz was 37 when she was last seen on March 23, 2000, in the Andover, Ohio area. She had told others she felt stalked and was described that day wearing a light blue jacket and jeans, a wedding ring, multiple bracelets, and a cross pendant necklace. Her white Chevrolet Blazer was found the next day about 30 miles away at the Youngstown-Warren Airport in Vienna Township with the keys still in the ignition and no sign of Lisa.

In the months before she vanished Lisa faced legal problems: a 1998 drug possession conviction with community control, a history of passing bad checks, failure to report to her probation officer by late 1999, and a warrant issued in February 2000. She had also been charged with child endangerment in February and pleaded not guilty; she was released from jail days before her disappearance with community control continuing and a pretrial hearing set for the end of March.

The Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Office and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation have investigated but Lisa’s whereabouts remain unknown. Does anyone have information about Lisa’s movements in late March 2000 or who might have seen her near the airport?