Deborah Lynn Bowman was a 40-year-old from Largo, Florida. She was a mother and had a stroke at the age of 35 that left her unable to talk.

On May 26, 2004, her landlord took Deborah to the hospital due to a back problem.

Three hours later, Deborah called to be picked up.

When the landlord arrived, Deborah wasn't there.

She was never seen again.

I'm a Denzel, and this is unfound. I'm going to do.

So, you know. So, Over the last four years and even before that, I've gotten to visit several

locations of disappearances we've covered on Unfound and even at least one that we haven't

covered yet. Before I even started Unfound, I lived in Las Vegas when Stephen Coacher disappeared. I walked the evening lights street.

I went to each and every cell phone tower his phone signal bounced off of.

I even took part in a search. I've been to the location where

Lacy Bwenfield disappeared near Ocala, Florida. I visited some of the places where she was

seen on the day of her disappearance.

In July 2019, I went to Canadian Texas, where I stood on the spot where Tom Brown's Durango was found. In the summer of 2018 I went to

Avonmore, Pennsylvania and went to the dirt road where El Copper's car was found.

As for a disappearance we have not covered yet, in 2017 I went to the back

road where Sherry Mahan disappeared from Cabot, Pennsylvania. In fact I got to speak to a guy who was on the school bus with her that day.

Yet, I'm not sure any of those have the emotional impact of passing the condo where Kelly Rothwell lived. It's right down the street from me

in Indian Rock's Beach. I go by that building all the time. In addition, I drive by the spot where her car was found, at least a couple days a week.

Going by those areas as often as I do adds an additional layer of reality and somberness to her case.

Well, it seems I would be feeling that way even more.

Now that today, Unfound is covering the disappearance of Deborah Bowman, a woman who had mostly recovered from a stroke

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