Missing person

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin,The, Feb, 2007

On November 8, 1980, Nancy Marlene Snow, a 44-year-old white female, disappeared from Annapolis, Maryland. Snow recently had returned from St. Louis, Missouri, where she had worked for the Republican National Committee. A male friend Snow had house-sit in her absence reported that Snow met with individuals in a local bar upon her return to Annapolis. Snow allegedly planned to take a boat trip to the Caribbean with them (possibly departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida). One individual Snow supposedly met was identified only as Captain Jay or Captain J. The house-sitter stated that in the early morning hours of November 8, he walked Snow from her residence to a nearby intersection where she entered a vehicle with unidentified occupants. This was the last time Snow reportedly was seen.

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Description of Victim

Name:    Nancy Marlene Snow
DOB:     7/13/1936
Race:    White
Gender:  Female
Height:  5'6"
Weight:  120 pounds
Hair:    Graying dark brown
Eyes:    Blue

Scars/Marks: Deformed second toes on each foot, prior right femur and possible tibia/fibula fractures, hysterectomy

Dental: Front tooth gap, extensive silver and white fillings, all molars missing except #17 (lower left rear) and #32 (lower right rear, with silver filling)

NCIC #: M827828917

Alert to Law Enforcement

Law enforcement agencies should bring this information to the attention of all homicide, missing persons, special victims, and crime analysis units. Any agency with information on Nancy Snow or possible matches to unidentified remains is asked to contact Chief Investigator David Cordle of the Anne Arundel County State Attorney's Office at 410-222-1740, ext. 3863, or sacord62@aacounty.org, or contact Crime Analyst Stacy McCoy of the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP) Unit at 703-632-4163 or smccoyl@leo.gov.

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