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Bernadette Stevenson Caruso – September 27, 1986 – Baltimore, Maryland

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Missing:  Bernadette Stevenson Caruso

Case:  Missing/Possible Foul Play

Nickname:  None

Missing From:  Baltimore, Maryland

Missing Date:  September 27, 1986

Race:  Caucasian      Sex:  Female

Age at Time Missing: 23

Height:  5’4″

Weight:  190 lbs.

Hair Color:  Lt. Brown

Eye Color:  Green

Tattoos:  None

Scars/Piercings/Unique Marks:  Pierced ears, beauty mark on left cheek.

Other:  Last seen wearing black tank top dress with pink tank top underneath, pink belt, pink flat shoes, pink cotton jacket and carrying a purse that contained a pink and black jacket in it.

Police Agency:  Baltimore County Police Department, (410) 887-3943

Case Number:  11E934538     NamUs MP #: 1816

Circumstance:  Bernadette was last seen leaving Shaw’s Jewelry Store in the Eastpoint Mall in northeastern Baltimore County, Maryland on September 27, 1986. Bernadette had completed her work shift at the jewelry store and was seen entering her car in the mall’s parking lot at approximately 5:05 p.m. that day. She had told a co-worker that her estranged husband had called her and she was going to meet him to discuss something. Bernadette has never been heard from again. She was supposed to call a friend later that day, but never did. Her vehicle, a gray/green 1982 Chevrolet Cavalier with Maryland license tags numbered FYW-097, has never been recovered.

Bernadette was separated from her husband, a Baltimore County police officer, at the time of her disappearance. They were involved in a custody battle over their young daughter.Their 3 year old daughter, Nicole was spending the weekend with her father on the day Bernadette vanished. Her husband was later fired from the police department after being convicted of abusing a prisoner. Witnesses report that he often threatened his wife. Bernadette had filed charged of domestic violence and was to appear in court within two weeks of her disappearance. He has not been charged in her case. Bernadette was a wonderful loving mother. She was from a large close family who is sure she would never have left of her own free will. 
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