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evelyn hernandez

A vibrant young woman -- pregnant in her third trimester
with a baby boy -- vanishes.
Police suspect foul play.
Doubts swirl around the man she loves
Finally, the grim discovery: A woman's remains are pulled
from San Francisco Bay
24-year-old Evelyn Hernandez of San Francisco, who vanished
with her 5-year-old son, a week before she was to deliver a baby boy.
Her torso was found in the bay three months later and identified,
while her son remains missing. No arrests have been made her
death is a mystery
About 200,000 adults are reported missing in the
United States each year. The state attorney general's office
reports that 35,142 adults were reported missing in California
in 2001, some 4,346 of them under suspicious or unknown
circumstances. Most have received scant attention

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