Levitz, circa 1995
Mary Jacqueline Levitz
Missing since November 18, 1995 from Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi.
Classification: Endangered Missing
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
Mary Jacqueline Levitz was last seen on November 18, 1995, by a sales clerk at a local business in Vicksburg, Mississippi. She was discovered missing from her home in Vicksburg on November 20, 1995. There were possible signs in her home of foul play; however, no ransom demand was received. At the time of her disappearance, her home was undergoing extensive remodeling, although she was still living there.
On the morning of November 20, 1995, Levitz's brother-in-law, James Earl
Shivers, went to see why Levitz hadn't answered her phone since the day
before. When Shivers approached the house, he noticed that Levitz's car, a cream-colored Jaguar, was parked out front. The door to the house was
unlocked and when Shivers went inside he saw signs of what police would
later call a "violent struggle." The torn tips of fingernails were scattered
on the floor and when Shivers summoned police officers, they flipped over
Levitz's mattress and found it stained with a large quantity of blood that
matched her type.
Nearby, fur coats hung untouched and a pair of diamond earrings
remained on a window seat. The only thing missing, were two bags -
a small purse containing her wallet and a bigger filled with make-up,
hairspray and other items.
Mrs. Levitz was the wife of Ralph Levitz, Co-Founder of Levitz Furniture, who died in early 1995. Mrs. Levitz moved to Vicksburg in October of 1995 to be near her family.
Levitz was declared dead on November 18, 2000.
Investigators
Vicksburg Police Department
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Chief O'Bannon
601-636-2511
E-Mail
Or
The FBI - Mississippi
601-948-5000
Or
Warren County Sheriff's Office
601-636-1761
Vicksburg PD Case Number: 95-9-2167
NCIC Number: M-884374516
Source Information:
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