The beach is wonderful for sure but a lake, with its glassy, calm and serene surface holds a different, enchanting charm that is hard to replace. A perfect vacation spot for families, friends and self, these natural or man-made wonders don't only hold water. Sometimes, they harbor secrets. Here are 5 Missing Persons Discovered in Lakes.

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5. Brenda Kerber (Muscoot Reservoir)
Brenda Kerber was 40 years old when she vanished in 1989. It took 30 years and an environmental awareness program for her body to be recovered from a man-made lake.
On January 19, 2021, an environmental research initiative was conducted at the Muscoot Reservoir, a water reservoir in the New York City water supply system, 25 miles (40 kilometers) north of White Plains, New York. As they were inspecting the water quality of the lake, researchers from the New York City's Department of Environmental Protection stumbled upon something stranded at the bottom.

4. Janet Farris (Griffin Lake)
For almost three decades, nobody knew what happened to Janet Farris, who disappeared and was never heard of again. Had it not been for some kid and his trusty gadget, the woman from Vancouver Island would have never been found.

3. Carey Parker (Lake Tawakoni, Texas)
March 17, 2021 marked the 30th year anniversary since Carey Mae Parker went missing in 1991. And while the year was able to yield a significant development, the case remains to be fully concluded.
The mother of three from Quinlan, Texas, had been planning one of her child's birthday parties when she disappeared. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance remain unknown to this day. Her 1981 bluish-gray Buick Skylark with Texas plates went missing along with her.

2. Cheryl Miller and Pamella Jackson (Brule Creek, South Dakota)
May 29, 1971, Cheryl Miller and her best friend Pamela Jackson were on their way to a party in South Dakota. The two 17-year-olds were riding a Studebaker owned by Miller's grandfather. They were the last car in a convoy of young party-goers.

1. Six Missing People from Oklahoma (Foss Lake, Oklahoma)
In November 1970, Jimmy Allen Williams, along with his friends Thomas Michael Rios and Leah Gail Johnson, decided to stroll around their little town of Sayre, Oklahoma. Williams had just bought a brand-new Camaro "muscle car."


The teen, who worked in a grocery store as a part-time clerk, told his parents that he, Rios, and Johnson were going to watch an American football game in Elk City, which is 25 miles away from Sayre. But it was all a lie. They were actually planning to go on a hunting trip. The trio was never seen again.