Jeannette Rose Miller was 17 when she was last seen on September 16, 1970, on the Lincoln Bridge in Arlington, Washington. She was described as having long brown hair and brown eyes and wearing a brown suede jacket with fringe, a long-sleeved white blouse, a plaid skirt in white, yellow, blue, and black, dark blue shoes and a gold chain belt. A three-tooth denture plate on the upper left side of her jaw is noted in her missing person file.

Her mother went to pick her up from her high school on French Avenue that day but Jeannette wasn’t there; witnesses reported seeing her walking on the Lincoln Bridge in the direction of her home. Family members said she was happy at the time and especially fond of a new horse, details the family felt argued against a voluntary disappearance. The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office classifies her as endangered missing and has kept the case open; age-progression images have been produced.

Very few concrete leads have been reported and the circumstances of her disappearance remain unclear. If anyone knew Jeannette, saw her that day, or has information that could help, please come forward.