Susan Oliver Scott was 29 when she vanished from her Berryville Street home in East Baton Rouge, Louisiana. On the night of August 7, 1985, she laid out clothes for the next day and set her alarm before going to bed; by morning she was gone. There were no signs of forced entry or a struggle, so investigators noted she may have left on her own, though why remains unexplained.

Five weeks after she was last seen, her vehicle was found submerged in the Amite River Diversion Canal with the keys still in the ignition. Sheriff’s deputies conducted an extensive search of the canal and surrounding area but found no sign of Susan. Her two young children were in their father’s custody at the time.

The circumstances remain unresolved: a prepared bedside scene, a car in the water with keys in the ignition, and no clear explanation for her disappearance. Did anyone in the area know Susan’s movements in August 1985 or see her car near the canal?