Biografía

Believed to have been Killed by Ted Bundy. However, since her body was never found or identified, she is legally considered to be alive, but simply listed as a missing person in the Seattle area.

She had a mole on her neck.

In 1972-73, the 17-year-old Lakes High School senior was named to the royal court of the Washington Daffodil Festival. To this day, the 81-year-old festival is one of the biggest events in the state.

Georgann - friends called her George - was in the Brownies, learned to swim early and found success in the pool. Tucked in a small box of her belongings is an AAU swimming medal.

Hawkins elder sister, Patti, attended Central Washington University in Ellensburg, which was 120.6 miles away from their hometown of Tacoma. When it came time for Georgann to go off to college, her mother didn't want Georgeann as far away as her elder sister had been. At her mothers request, Georgann enrolled at University of Washington in Seattle, which was only 30 miles from her hometown. Hawkins parents paid tuition, books, room and board; Georgann worked all summer to pay for everything else.