Brenda Faye Crockett, 10, disappeared in July 1971 after her mother sent her to a neighborhood store. Family members reported receiving two phone calls from Brenda after she went missing, in which she described being taken by a man; her body was found the next morning. She was the youngest of the six victims linked to the Freeway Phantom case.
Location
Washington, DC
Discovery / Timeline
1971: Case opens — victim reported missing or found.
Documented milestones (renewed investigation, media coverage, family advocacy) to be added as sourced.
Present: case remains unresolved. No named suspect has been convicted.
Investigation
Victim identity, age, and the July 1971 disappearance, per public reporting and MPD records.
Family members reported receiving phone calls from Brenda after her disappearance.
What Remains Unknown
No confirmed suspect has been named and convicted.
The identity of the caller and full circumstances of her death remain undisclosed in public records.
Sources
Metropolitan Police Department (MPDC) — official case page
Project Cold Case
Murder Accountability Project
NamUs
Unanswered Questions
What is publicly known about the days immediately before she went missing?
What official statements exist specifically about the reported phone calls?
What remains unresolved about the discovery of her body?
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