Mary Shotwell Little - the case of the missing Atlanta bride

[XanaDUer]

I just found out about this case today. I've never heard of it:

http://www.buckhead.net/history/mystery/msl_a.html

She was not a mover, not a shaker, not a celebrity. There was nothing about her life that would keep a mystery simmering for three decades.

But Atlanta's "missing bride" did not simply step into thin air in October 1965. She vanished in an autumn haze of tantalizing clues: flowers from a secret admirer, a bloody car that allegedly had been moved in broad daylight, papers signed after her disappearance. Little even left a trail, stretching hundreds of miles into another state.

And with all these clues, sifted and re-sifted by an army of investigators, nobody ever learned what happened to her. It was the strangest disappearance in the history of the city. It frightened the public, embarrassed the politicians, baffled the best investigators. And it left the young woman’s loved ones broken-hearted.

[BlueIris]

1. I've never heard of it, either. Thanks. nt