Billie Jean Hall, 24, left her Jessup, Maryland home on February 28, 1985, headed for Bike Week in Daytona Beach in a camper (described variously as a Nissan or Datsun model and by others as a 1984 Marago). She was traveling with a friend and planned to visit Orlando first. While on I‑95 near Richmond, Virginia, the pair picked up a hitchhiker known as Aubrey. The three reached Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where an argument allegedly about drug use prompted Hall’s friend to return to Maryland on March 3; Hall and Aubrey kept going and were known to have reached at least Brunswick, Georgia.

Hall never returned as expected and was reported missing after four weeks without contact. In the weeks after her disappearance, credit card statements showed purchases in Daytona Beach — meals, merchandise and a pair of men’s size 9 shoes — suggesting someone used her card. In August 1985 Hall’s camper was found in Cameron, Oklahoma, with Aubrey, who told investigators he and Hall had arrived in Daytona and that she left with another person; he was charged with theft of the vehicle. Foul play is suspected and the case remains unsolved.

Anyone who knew Billie Jean, Aubrey, or who remembers seeing the camper or activity around Daytona Beach in early 1985 is asked to share information.