October 11, 2021 | By Samantha Sabinsky This story is part of a collaborative project between Project: Cold Case and a University of North Florida Journalism class. Elizabeth Crawford was an ambitious, free-spirited, outgoing woman. “My mother did not know a stranger. She was an outgoing person and loved people,” her son David Crawford said. Dot Humphrey said her sister Libby, as she was known, loved art, working, and ballroom dancing. “Libby was a stronger woman. She did not let anyone walk on her,” Dot recalled. “She spoke her mind more than I ever could.” It’s been far too long since anyone heard Libby speak her mind. Libby Crawford went missing from the small town of Simpsonville, South Carolina, in 1986. She had just left her house en route to a friend’s home. She was 34 years old. Dot recalled the days when she and her sister would talk all the time because they were close and told each other everything. Libby also kept a diary and wrote... Read More