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Tammy Lynn Leppert

Cocoa Beach, FL

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Tammy Lynn Leppert
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Tammy Lynn Leppert, 18

Leppert left her family's home in Rockledge, Florida at 11:00 a.m. on July 6, 1983 with a male friend. Her friend later told authorities that he and Leppert had an argument while driving and that he left her standing in a parking lot outside the Glass Bank near an Exxon gasoline station in the vicinity of State Road A1A between 2nd Street North and 3rd Street North in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Leppert carried a gray purse when she went missing. Her mother said she noticed Leppert had not combed her hair before leaving the house that day, which is very uncharacteristic of her; she usually spent considerable time on her appearance before going anywhere. At the time of her disappearance, Leppert was planning to go to California to act in some movies. She apparently never arrived there, however. Information from the Charley Project

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Case ID1376
Last Seen1983-07-06
CityCocoa Beach
StateFL
Height5' 4"
Weight105
SourceNamUs
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