Who killed 16 yr. old Natalie Deleon in August/1985? Bexar County TX

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Bexar County detectives look into 1985 murder case of 16 year old
January 2, 2011 at 1:52 PM

Bexar County detectives are looking into the 1985 murder case of 16-year-old Natalie Deleon.

Investigators say she was last seen alive in August of 1985. One summer night Deleon went to a club near Canyon Lake called, "Trippers," where hundreds of teens gathered for a Madonna look-alike contest. The 16 year old won the contest, but within hours her life took a tragic turn.

Friends saw her get into a maroon colored van with two men.

"She takes off into the night, and she is never seen again until Feb. 13...1986," says Detective Louis Antu.

Her body was found dumped in a gravel pit in the 8300 block of Cagnon Road. Detectives also discovered Natalie's clothes and jewelry nearby, and are hoping DNA evidence will eventually help lead them to the killer.

If you know who attacked and killed Natalie Deleon in 1985, call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP.

http://www.kens5.com/news/Bexar-County-Detectives-looking-into-1985-murder-case-of-16-year-old-Natale-Deleon-112775609.html

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http://www.co.bexar.tx.us/BCsheriff/Cold%20Case/nataliedeleon.htm



Natalie De Leon was described as a 16 year old Madonna look alike and a chronic runaway child who frequently attended the "Tripper’s" nightclub and would stay late at the club at times.  Apparently, Natalie and a group of friends traveled to Canyon Lake one early Sunday morning during a summer month of 1985.  On their way back, their van broke down on a long stretch road off of Highway 46.  Natalie was seen getting into a vehicle, unknown van or truck, then drove off in the direction of San Antonio.  Natalie was reported missing and was never seen or heard from again after that trip.  Approximately 6 months later, on February 13, 1986, the body of Natalie DeLeon was found at the 8300 block of Cagnon Road.

Any person with information on this, or any other case presented here is encouraged to contact the Bexar County Sheriff's Office Cold Case Squad at (210) 335-6041.