The Doe Network:
Case File 975DFTX

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Nisbett, circa 1991

Vicki Lynn Nisbett
Missing since December 14, 1991 from Cedar Park, Williamson County, Texas.
Classification: Endangered Missing


Vital Statistics


Circumstances of Disappearance
Nisbett, a mother of three young children, was last seen leaving her apartment in Cedar Park, Texas on December 14, 1991 on her way to a company Christmas party. She's never missed work before, and she has never left her kids alone. She was an employee of the Texas Municipal League.
Her husband reported her missing on December 16th. He said she left bound for Austin saying she needed some time away. Nisbett's parents say it is unlike their daughter to just take off without notice. The couple were scheduled to be divorced in January although they were living together at the time of Vickie Nisbett's disappearance.
Detectives found traces of blood in the Nisbett's apartment and DNA analysis matched the blood to Vicki's. They believe she might have been attacked in the master bedroom. It looked like someone had tried to clean up the blood in the room.
She was driving a brown 1987 Dodge Aries station wagon bearing license plate 968-QWA. Her vehicle was discovered abandoned in a parking lot off of Mopac Boulevard in Austin, Texas on February 8, 1992. An anonymous caller led authorities to the car, which appears to have been at the lot several weeks.
There has been one unconfirmed sighting of Nisbett since her disappearance. A woman fitting her description was reportedly seen at the family's apartment complex on Lake Creek Parkway.
Foul play is suspected.


Investigators
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:

Williamson County Sheriffs Office
512-943-1389
Or
Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse (toll-free)
800-346-3243

NCIC Number: M-534576267
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.

Source Information:
Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse
Houston Chronicle 6/6/92
Austin American-Statesman


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