Opal Parsons was last seen on August 30, 2007 in Las Vegas, NV.
Height 5ft 4 in-5 ft.6 in.
Brown eyes
Weight 130-140 lbs.
Gray or partially gray hair, curly, dyed blonde.
Another picture of Opal:
The day after Opal disappeared, her ATM debit card was used at a machine in Sam's Town Casino. Police do not believe that Opal was the one using the card. Opal does not show up on casino surveillance video at the time and the machine that was used.
Hysterectomy scar
Ears were double pierced
Upper dentures
Previously broken arm (possibly the left arm)
Diamond and ruby ring
Possibly wearing a floor length, silk or silk-like fabric black and tan robe printed with abstract design
Possibly also wearing a heavy gold chain with diamond pendant and a gold nugget
Last seen at her home by her daughter, in the 100 block of Sir David Way, which is near Charleston and Nellis, at about 5 a.m. When the family member returned home around 2 p.m. Opal was gone. Her vehicle was still there, lights and TV were on. The only item missing was Opal's purse.
Cross-country SK Israel Keyes, now deceased, is known to have been in the Las Vegas area at the time of Opal's disappearance. Among his many victims, Keyes was known to also target elderly women.
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Height 5ft 4 in-5 ft.6 in.
Brown eyes
Weight 130-140 lbs.
Gray or partially gray hair, curly, dyed blonde.
Another picture of Opal:
The day after Opal disappeared, her ATM debit card was used at a machine in Sam's Town Casino. Police do not believe that Opal was the one using the card. Opal does not show up on casino surveillance video at the time and the machine that was used.
Hysterectomy scar
Ears were double pierced
Upper dentures
Previously broken arm (possibly the left arm)
Diamond and ruby ring
Possibly wearing a floor length, silk or silk-like fabric black and tan robe printed with abstract design
Possibly also wearing a heavy gold chain with diamond pendant and a gold nugget
Last seen at her home by her daughter, in the 100 block of Sir David Way, which is near Charleston and Nellis, at about 5 a.m. When the family member returned home around 2 p.m. Opal was gone. Her vehicle was still there, lights and TV were on. The only item missing was Opal's purse.
Cross-country SK Israel Keyes, now deceased, is known to have been in the Las Vegas area at the time of Opal's disappearance. Among his many victims, Keyes was known to also target elderly women.
Detective monitors missing persons cold cases for Las Vegas police
Scores of cases have landed lately on the desk of Detective Dan Holley, who in June took charge of the Metropolitan Police Department's new missing persons cold case unit.
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