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She vanished in 1993; Now the FBI is making an online push to find her
By Brett Barrouquere, Houston Chronicle Published 12:12 pm, Sunday, April 9, 2017
Jane McDonald-Crone didn't show up for work at a Houston tool company the morning of Nov. 12, 1993.
No one had heard from her nor seen her. She wasn't at home in Magnolia, nor in class at North Harris Community College in Tomball. Her husband reported her missing.
The mystery deepened when McDonald-Crone, then 34, was spotted two days later at a nightclub in Harris County dancing with a man.
NO SHOW: UH student reported missing after not taking flight for job interview
The witness reported her wearing dark jeans, a light colored blouse with long sleeves, and white sneakers.
But, still, no one saw where the couple went or who, exactly, she was with.
Things took another turn on Nov. 16, 1993, when Crone's 1982 blue Ford Mustang, with Texas license number FXY-01G was found November 16, 1993, in southwest Montgomery County, Texas, a few miles from her home.
A work crew reported seeing the car there two or three days earlier.
Other than her textbooks for classwork, no purse or identification were found in the car.
What became of Jane McDonald-Crone remains a mystery. The FBI is treating it as a kidnapping and has added her to it's database of unsolved cases in Texas.
She vanished in 1993; Now the FBI is making an online push to find her
By Brett Barrouquere, Houston Chronicle Published 12:12 pm, Sunday, April 9, 2017
Jane McDonald-Crone didn't show up for work at a Houston tool company the morning of Nov. 12, 1993.
No one had heard from her nor seen her. She wasn't at home in Magnolia, nor in class at North Harris Community College in Tomball. Her husband reported her missing.
The mystery deepened when McDonald-Crone, then 34, was spotted two days later at a nightclub in Harris County dancing with a man.
NO SHOW: UH student reported missing after not taking flight for job interview
The witness reported her wearing dark jeans, a light colored blouse with long sleeves, and white sneakers.
But, still, no one saw where the couple went or who, exactly, she was with.
Things took another turn on Nov. 16, 1993, when Crone's 1982 blue Ford Mustang, with Texas license number FXY-01G was found November 16, 1993, in southwest Montgomery County, Texas, a few miles from her home.
A work crew reported seeing the car there two or three days earlier.
Other than her textbooks for classwork, no purse or identification were found in the car.
What became of Jane McDonald-Crone remains a mystery. The FBI is treating it as a kidnapping and has added her to it's database of unsolved cases in Texas.
