Stacy Elizabeth Hawn was 23 when she was last seen in Seattle on July 7, 1988. Her disappearance remained unresolved until skeletal remains were found on December 28, 1988, in a remote area south of Big Lake in Skagit County. An examination determined she died from a single gunshot wound to the head.

Years later, a suspect implicated in multiple Washington killings confessed to picking up Stacy in Seattle while on military leave, admitting he shot her and left her body where it was discovered. That confession identified the person responsible for her death and ended a case that had been cold for more than a decade.

Anyone with memories of Stacy, who saw her in Seattle in July 1988, or who knows about the area south of Big Lake is asked to come forward with information.