Tracy Marie Kroh,Missing, Aug. 1989 PA.
Tracy Marie Kroh Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance Missing Since: August 5, 1989 from Millersburg, Pennsylvania Classification: Endangered Missing Date Of Birth: April 16, 1972 Age: 17 years old Height and Weight: 4'10, 82 - 90 pounds Distinguishing Characteristics: Brown hair, green eyes. Kroh has a small mole on the center of her chin. Her ears are pierced. Clothing/Jewelry Description: A light blue and white floral print shirt size small, light blue and white shorts size small, white sneakers, a silver Timex watch on her left wrist and a white gold Halifax High School class of 1990 ring with a white diamond. Details of Disappearance Kroh was last seen at the Alex Acres Trailer Park off Pennsylvania Route 147 at 10:00 p.m. on August 5, 1989. She was trying to visit her sister and brother-in-law who resided at the park, but they were not at home. She dropped off a barbecue grill and some grocery store coupons on their front steps. Kroh never arrived back at her family's house in Millersburg, Pennsylvania and has not been seen again. The trailer park is approximately seven miles west of her own home. Kroh was carrying a small purse with thin straps and an image of a horse or unicorn imprinted on the side at the time of her disappearance. Her key ring featured an image of the cartoon character Roger Rabbit. Her blue-striped white 1971 Mercury Comet was located at the town square in Millersburg the following evening, August 6, 1989. A photo of Kroh's car is posted below this case summary. Her belongings were not inside the vehicle and there was no trace of Kroh. Parts of her wallet were found in December 1993, over four years after Kroh initially vanished. The wallet located in an area near Wiconisco Creek, off Rakers Mill Road in Washington Township in Washington Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. In 1994, a missing children's hotline received a bizarre anonymous call about Kroh's case. The caller stated that he or she had seen Kroh together with Tiffany Sessions and Elizabeth Miller and that the three young women were being held against their will in Austin, Texas and forced to work as prostitutes. Sessions disappeared from Florida in 1989, and Miller from Colorado in 1983, and no one had suggested the cases were related. The tipster claimed the three women were being held by a man named Thomas Stewart and traveling in a white van with Florida license plates and a blue/gray van with unknown license plates. Police from all three states investigated the tip but decided it was probably a hoax. Kroh does not have a history of running away from home. She left $300 behind in her bedroom and $400 in her bank account. Authorities believe that she was abducted by person(s) unknown. Investigators stated that she most likely knew her attacker(s). Kroh's case remains unsolved. At link Kroh's car Investigating Agency If you have any information concerning this case, please contact: Pennsylvania State Police 717-362-8700 OR 717-705-0340 http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/k/kroh_tracy.html