Tammy Leppert

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Tammy Leppert

Age	18
Race	White
Sex	Female
Location	Cocoa Beach, Florida
Disappeared	July 6, 1983
Missing for	36 years
Height	5'4 - 5'5
Weight	105 - 115 pounds
Classification	Suspected homicide

Tammy Lynn Leppert was a young actress/model who disappeared from Florida in 1983.

Case

Leppert was last seen on July 6, 1983, in Cocoa Beach, Florida. One of Leppert's friends had told authorities that he and Leppert got into an argument while driving from her home in Rockledge, Florida and later left her in a parking lot. This person is not considered to be a suspect, though Leppert's mother claimed Tammy was "afraid" of him.

Leppert's mother filed a $1 million claim against serial killer Christopher Wilder's estate. However, authorities do not consider Wilder to be linked to her disappearance. Another serial killer, John Crutchley, was also suspected to be involved with her case but had committed suicide in 2002.

Her mother theorized that Leppert was murdered due to having knowledge of drug trafficking in the area. Her mother stated that Leppert had also displayed signs of paranoia, stating that she was wary while eating food and refused to drink from open containers.

Two women came forward to Cocoa Beach detective Harold Lewis claiming that Leppert was alive. The first woman claimed that Leppert was alive and well and would "make contact when the time was right". The second woman claimed that Leppert was going to school to become a nurse.