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Bumping for Eleanor and her family.
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It's believed to be one of the oldest, unsolved missing persons cases in Baton Rouge.
Eleanor Parker disappeared without a trace on November 10, 1981. Her body was never found.
Sergeant Ross Williams currently oversees the Homicide Division at BRPD. He has dug through files and reports from back when this case was originally filed. He believes the case is worth revisiting, but the challenge is that this is a race against time.
"From reading it and looking over some of the people they've interviewed in here, I think some people know where she is or where she was or where she used to be," said Williams. "Now whether or not she's still there or not, I don't know. Some of the people and witnesses that they had listed in here have since died or are deceased as well."
Williams plans to revisit Parker's living family members to gather new DNA samples in case anything ever turns up and detectives are able to move forward.
Her clothes were neatly folded in the trunk. There was no sign of a struggle at the scene.