Have you seen this missing woman? Elizabeth Spalding disappeared on May 4th after a night out in Austin, Texas — and the details in this developing case are absolutely bizarre. The 35-year-old woman has now been missing for over a week, and the last person known to have contact with her is apparently suffering from amnesia.
The U.S. Sun reports that 35-year-old Elizabeth Spalding was last seen with her twin sister on May 4th, during a night of bar-hopping. However, on the following morning she didn’t return home with her sister, who claims to have no recollection of the previous night. To make the details in this disappearance even more bizarre, the missing woman’s twin sister says that the last thing she remembers is going to the emergency room with her sister during the night that she was last seen.
Now authorities in Austin are asking the public for assistance in locating Elizabeth Spalding in hopes of locating her, but the circumstances of her disappearance are way too weird to ignore. My San Antonio News reports that the missing woman’s twin sister remembers going to the hospital and even being discharged at around 4:00 a.m., on May 5th. However, her memory has completely failed her when it comes to Elizabeth or when and how the two became separated.
What happened to this missing woman? This is truly a bizarre disappearance that is gaining viral attention in the mainstream news and on social media — with a lot of armchair speculation about what might have taken place. With so very little information available in this case so far, it’s easy to speculate that anything could have happened to her. Hopefully the twin sister in this case regains her memory, if it was truly even lost in the first place, and authorities can get to the bottom of what happened to Elizabeth Spalding.
Chelsea Hoffman is a true crime writer with over a decade of professional writing experience. She is best known for her coverage of missing people including the tragic disappearance of Madeleine McCann as well as the heartbreaking cases of Dylan Redwine, Heather Elvis and many others.
