Teresa Lyn "Bunny" Fittin was a young woman who disappeared from Florida in 1975. Some believe she possibly left on her own accord, while others, including police, fear she may have been a victim of a homicide. Extensive investigation has taken place in her case. Her latest age progression depicts her at 51.
Case[]
Fittin left home after an uncharacteristic argument with her boyfriend. She drove a 1964 or 1966 greenish-grey Nash Rambler Sedan that has never been recovered. The license plate read "10-16425."
She took a few possessions with her. Her wallet was later found at a library, over a week after her boyfriend reported her missing. She has also never accessed her bank account since.
Our Story - Bunny Fittin
NCMEC video with Fittin's mother reading a letter addressed to her daughter.
Had she left the state, it is believed she could have travelled to Colorado, Tennessee or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The latter location was given by a psychic that also claimed she would be working in "the medical field."
The career predicted by the psychic was somewhat inconsistent with Fittin's interests, as she was hoping to become an oceanographer or an artist after her current job as a waitress at a hotel restaurant.
Characteristics[]
- Strawberry-blonde hair.
- Blue eyes.
- May have been pregnant, according to her boyfriend, although her family was never informed directly by her.
- Mole on the inside of left arm.
Jewelry[]
- Possibly wore a turquoise bracelet with a matching ring.
Gallery[]
Exclusions[]
- Monroe County Jane Doe (1979)
- Perry County Jane Doe (1979)
- Finley Creek Jane Doe (1978)
- Collier County Jane Doe (2004)
- Rockingham County Jane Doe (1980)
- Broward County Jane Doe (1988)
- Broward County Jane Doe (1983)
Sources[]
- Teresa Fittin at NCMEC
- Teresa Fittin at NamUs
- Teresa Fittin at the Charley Project
- Teresa Fittin at the Doe Network