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Dianne Abbuhl was a University of Arizona student who went missing in the fall of 1988. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department’s Cold Case / Homicide Unit is seeking any information related to this case.
tucson.com
2014
"Dianne Abbuhl's alarm clock rang unabated on the morning of Sept. 8, 1988.
Her roommate went to check on the 24-year-old University of Arizona student and found her bed empty.
Five weeks later, hunters found the skeletal remains of the third-year accounting major in the desert near North Sandario and West Picture Rocks roads in Avra Valley.
Abbuhl apparently disappeared from her dorm room sometime after 1:30 a.m. - the last time a neighbor saw her - leaving her purse, identification, checkbook, keys and all other personal effects behind.
STATUS
Abbuhl's case was last reviewed in 2005. It is considered active but dormant, and there are no suspects.'
Dianne Abbuhl was a University of Arizona student who went missing in the fall of 1988. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department’s Cold Case / Homicide Unit is seeking any information related to this case.
Student vanished from dorm in '88, was later found dead
Dianne Abbuhl's alarm clock rang unabated on the morning of Sept. 8, 1988. Five weeks later, hunters found the skeletal remains of the third-year accounting major in the desert.
tucson.com
"Dianne Abbuhl's alarm clock rang unabated on the morning of Sept. 8, 1988.
Her roommate went to check on the 24-year-old University of Arizona student and found her bed empty.
Five weeks later, hunters found the skeletal remains of the third-year accounting major in the desert near North Sandario and West Picture Rocks roads in Avra Valley.
Abbuhl apparently disappeared from her dorm room sometime after 1:30 a.m. - the last time a neighbor saw her - leaving her purse, identification, checkbook, keys and all other personal effects behind.
STATUS
Abbuhl's case was last reviewed in 2005. It is considered active but dormant, and there are no suspects.'
