Newspaper Clippings for Kelly Lynn Disney -- Missing Person since 1984

Author: Shane Lambert

The case of Kelly Lynn Disney is not the most perplexing missing person's case. She was last seen on March 9th, 1984 at about 1AM, and she is known to be dead. Her head was found ten years later in 1994 and she is considered a missing person because the remainder of her body remains missing as of 2020.

Kelly Disney
Kelly Disney Thu, Aug 4, 1994 – 1 · Corvallis Gazette-Times (Corvallis, Oregon) · Newspapers.com

Missing Person: Kelly Lynn Disney

Last seen or contact date: At about 1AM on March 9th, 1984

Where last seen: Newport, Oregon, walking east on Highway 20

NamUs # and Link: #MP3927

Ethnicity/Race: White

Sex: Female

Age at time of disappearance: 17 years old

Hair: Strawberry blonde

Eye color: Blue

Height and weight at the time of disappearance: 5'4" and 110 pounds (5'6" by another source)

Newspaper clippings:

Kelly Lynn Disney
Kelly Lynn Disney Mon, Mar 12, 1984 – Page 9 · Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon) · Newspapers.com

Kelly Lynn Disney
Kelly Lynn Disney Mon, May 7, 1984 – 7 · Albany Democrat-Herald (Albany, Oregon) · Newspapers.com

Kelly Lynn Disney
Kelly Lynn Disney Wed, Aug 3, 1994 – Page 4 · Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon) · Newspapers.com

Kelly Lynn Disney
Kelly Lynn Disney Thu, Aug 4, 1994 – 1 · Corvallis Gazette-Times (Corvallis, Oregon) · Newspapers.comNote: the officer that saw Disney did not think she was drunk.

Kelly Lynn Disney
Kelly Lynn Disney Thu, Aug 4, 1994 – 1 · Corvallis Gazette-Times (Corvallis, Oregon) · Newspapers.com

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