Billie Jean Hall, 24, left Jessup, Maryland, on February 28, 1985, driving a Datsun Mini Motor Home toward the Daytona Beach biker convention with a friend. In Virginia the pair met a man identified as Aubrey; the three drove on to Brunswick, Georgia. After an argument between Billie’s friend and Aubrey, the friend returned to Maryland and arrived home on March 3 — the last point where Billie’s travel is partially verified by a known associate.

When Billie failed to contact family, they reported her missing. Her credit cards were later used several times in the Daytona Beach area by an unidentified male. In August 1985 the motor home was found in Cameron, Louisiana in the possession of the man later identified as Aubrey Earl Cazalos. Cazalos told authorities Billie had gone off with another biker and given him the camper; he was charged with theft of the vehicle. Billie was described as about five feet three inches, blonde, blue-eyed, with multiple scars and a skull plate from a prior car accident that sometimes caused periods of amnesia.

Foul play is suspected and the Maryland State Police investigation remains unsolved. Did anyone in the Daytona Beach or Brunswick areas in late February or March 1985 see Billie, her camper, or the man known as Aubrey?