The This week we are discussing the June 1990 disappearance of Connie Lynn Royce from the Mount Clemens area north of Detroit.

In May of 1990, just a week before Connie disappeared, another pretty blonde went missing from the Detroit area.

30-year-old Paige Wancoski.

Paige was last seen alive in Canton, Michigan.

Then she was allegedly spotted standing near her car on the side of Interstate 96 near Fowlerville.

Paige's vehicle, a 1986 Oldsmobile, was still running. Her shoes were left behind inside the car. The Wancoski

disappearance, so strange and that she was last seen on the side of a busy freeway on a sunny

May afternoon, remains a mystery.

And if Paige's story sounds familiar, we talked about her case when I covered another disappearance

from the spring of 1990.

The as yet unresolved April 22nd 1990 disappearance of 17 year old Chris Temple from the Rose Lake

Research Area near Bath Township.

If you would like to learn more about Paige and her disappearance,

please check out my friend Robin Warder's coverage of her case in episode 22 of his

podcast. The trail went cold. However, Paige was not the only young woman to go

missing under bizarre circumstances that summer.

You've likely never heard of the subject of today's episode.

Connie Lynn Royce, formerly Connie Bostick, who went missing from Mount Clemens on a Friday night in June,

walking away from her friends with only the clothes on her back, never to be seen again. the Clemens to a popular bar and night spot called the

Hayloft. The focus of today's episode, Connie Lynn Royce, and her last name is spelled R-O-Y-C-E. Although if you look for her online, you'll see her name spelled

R-O-Y-S-E. Connie was living with her parents in Madison Heights at the time of her

disappearance. After a short-lived marriage she'd returned to the family home to

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