Missing Florida mom Erica Johnson disappears after boarding Cape Coral Greyhound bus bound for Tampa: Police
CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Police in Florida are looking for a young mom who had disappeared after she was last seen getting off a bus during the early-morning hours in Cape Coral in July.
Erica Johnson, 36, was photographed at a Southeast 47th Terrace bus stop in Cape Coral just before 5:30 a.m. on July 8, wearing jeans, sneakers, a baseball cap and a sweatshirt tied around her waist.
That same morning, she boarded a nonstop Greyhound bus in Fort Myers bound for Tampa, carrying a travel pillow, her bags and her bunny, the Cape Coral Police Department said earlier this week.
July 8 was the last anyone has seen or heard from her, police said.
Courtesy: Cape Coral Police Department
Johnson’s family reported her missing on July 14. Police said investigators had obtained information that caused them to upgrade her case to that of a "missing and endangered adult."
According to WINK News, Johnson had been exhibiting warning signs that something unusual was happening in the weeks that preceded her disappearance.
Courtesy: Cape Coral Police Department
In one example, the news outlet reported that she had canceled plans with her ex-husband to see their children, saying she needed to work.
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Investigators reportedly went to Johnson’s home and discovered her belongings still there, but she and her pet bunny were gone.
Police said Johnson has brown hair with blonde highlights and a small freckle "on the lower side of her face." She is 5-foot-8 inches tall, about 130 pounds and has green eyes.
They are asking anyone with information to call the Cape Coral Police Department at 239-574-3223.
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