Grayce Elisabeth Baxter, 27, was last seen in Toronto in the early morning hours of December 8, 1992. She left behind a 1989 black BMW that was found abandoned two days later in the Gerrard Square mall parking lot. To her family she had presented herself as a successful computer executive, but investigators later uncovered she was working as a high-priced call girl.

The investigation shifted from a missing person case to a homicide inquiry after a client, 23-year-old correctional officer Patrick Daniel Johnson, pawned Grayce’s ring and watch on December 21, 1992, and then wrote a six-page letter to the Toronto Sun admitting he had been with her the morning she disappeared. Johnson later confessed to strangling Grayce, dismembering her body, and disposing of remains in a dumpster behind his apartment. Police conducted an extensive search at a Pickering landfill but did not recover her remains.

Patrick Johnson was charged and convicted of second-degree murder and received a life sentence, but Grayce’s body was never located, leaving her family without a final resting place. If anyone knew Grayce or has information about her life or last movements, please come forward.