Regina Marie Rowell, 20, disappeared on the morning of March 10, 1981, after leaving her Metairie home headed to work at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in New Orleans. She was last seen in the 6900 block of Veterans Boulevard and never arrived at her job or contacted family. At the time she was 5 feet 5 inches, about 120 pounds, with strawberry blonde, shoulder-length hair that curled in the front, and blue eyes; she had a four- to five-inch scar on one calf from a birthmark removal and was believed to be wearing a blue sweater or blouse with a grey and green plaid skirt. Six days later her car was found on the Huey P.

Long Bridge with the engine running and her purse, wallet, and ID inside; a witness reported seeing a woman near the bridge railing, but it was not confirmed whether that person was Regina or what happened next. No body was ever recovered; she was legally declared dead in 1987. An anonymous CrimeStoppers tip in 2012 suggested she may have been the victim of a crime, but lack of original police reports hindered follow-up and no definitive proof of her fate exists. If anyone remembers Regina, her movements that morning, or saw anything on the Huey P.

Long Bridge, please come forward with information.