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Who was Susan Harrison?
Susan Harrison was a 38-year-old woman who lived in Ruxton, Maryland, with her husband and two children. She was a homemaker and a volunteer at a local hospital. She was described by her friends and family as a loving, caring, and cheerful person
How did she disappear?
On February 25, 1994, Susan Harrison left her home around 9:30 a.m. to run some errands. She was supposed to return by noon, but she never did. Her husband reported her missing that evening, after he found her car parked at a nearby shopping center with her purse and keys inside. There was no sign of a struggle or foul play
What happened to her body?
Two years after Susan Harrison disappeared, her skeletal remains were found by hikers in a remote area about 60 miles from her home. Dental records and two sapphire earrings confirmed her identity. The State Medical Examiner ruled that she had been murdered, probably on the day she disappeared
What was the cause of death?
According to the autopsy report, Susan Harrison died of head injuries. However, the exact weapon and the location of the crime scene were never determined. The police had no suspects, no witnesses, and no motive for the killing. The case remains unsolved to this day
Why is this case important?
Susan Harrison’s case is one of the many examples of missing and murdered women who have not received justice. Her family and friends are still waiting for answers and closure. Her story also raises awareness about the dangers that women face every day, and the need for more resources and support for the victims and their loved ones
How can you help?
If you have any information about Susan Harrison’s case, please contact the Baltimore County Police Department at (410) 887-3943. You can also visit the website of the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) at namus.gov to learn more about other unsolved cases and how you can help
