MURDER
CASE #: 1983-18
Victoria Lee Wills
Also Known As:
Vickey
Status:
Open
Date of Offense:
Date of Offense:
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Offense Location:
Orlando, Florida
Summary:
Victoria Wills disappeared from her bus stop in Orlando, Florida during the spring of 1983. Several months later, her skeletal remains were located in a wooded area. Her murder remains unsolved as of 2025.
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Circumstances of Offense:
Victoria was last seen in Orlando, Florida on April 25th 1983. She was seen at the bus stop near her home on Valencia College Lane at 7:30 am. She was waiting for the bus to take her to Liberty Junior High School, located just four miles south of her home. She never arrived to school that day and her parents reported her missing when she failed to return home later on. Victoria's case was initially treated as a juvenile runaway case. Three weeks after her disappearance, she reportedly called several acquaintances in Orange County, Florida and said she had been to Daytona Beach and Cocoa Beach, Florida with some unidentified male friends. This was the last time she was heard from.
Additional Details:
On October 18th 1983, two children walking in a wooded area near Sunflower Trail off Old Cheney Highway in east Orange County discovered the skeletal remains of a teenage girl. The remains were eventually identified as Victoria Wills through dental records on November 29th 1983. Her death was ruled a homicide but her cause of death could never be determined. No suspects have been identified in the case which remains unsolved.
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