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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – The Arizona Attorney General’s Office Cold Case Unit needs the public’s help as it looks into the cold case death of an Oro Valley woman.
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The Arizona Attorney General’s Office says Zuraida “Bee Bee” Lewis reportedly left her Oro Valley residence to report to work at the Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Hotel and Resort Friday morning, January 28, 2005.
She never arrived for her shift.
Coworkers later noticed her vehicle in the hotel parking lot, though not in her usual space, prompting concern for her whereabouts.
Lewis was subsequently reported missing, and an investigation into her disappearance started.
Her body was found the following morning by hunters in a desert area near Willow Springs Road and State Highway 77 in Pinal County.
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“If anyone has information on the death or disappearance of Zuraida “Bee Bee” Lewis, we are urging them to come forward and share what they know,” said Attorney General Mayes. “Even though over 21 years have passed since Ms. Lewis’ death, my office and local law enforcement have not given up on finding answers. Any detail, no matter how small, may help lead to a resolution in this case.”
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office is assisting Pinal County authorities in the ongoing investigation and asks anyone with information regarding Lewis’ death to come forward.
Anyone with information is urged to report it to the Attorney General’s Office Cold Case Unit. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS or www.silentwitness.org. Information provided is confidential.
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