Above is one of the few existing photographs of a lesbian couple that committed a series of carjackings across the United States in the early 1990s. According to found diary entries and family testimonies, the couple met one summer at a Christian based summer camp and would soon begin a passionate affair. Once returning to their respective homes, the couple would exchange letters which soon turned to plotting their escape from their conservative households to the relative safety of suburban Canada.
In September of 1993, one of the women stole the first car in their collective home state of Florida. She then drove through the night to reach the other's town approximately 3 hours north. The two then began their cycle which would continue relatively unnoticed for nearly a month. According to police records of reported missing cars, the couple was in no rush in their crime, and would frequently use wallets found in stolen cars to rent expensive hotel rooms in cities out of the way from their planned destination. Police would often find missing vehicles without gas, implying the couple would simply move on once it ran out. It is believed the couple reached the Canadian border in early November of the same year.
This photo was emailed to a close friend over a year later. It is believed the two legally changed names once settled which has led to inability to track any potential whereabouts. Canada legalized same-sex marriage in 2005 which sparked new interest in the case when many claimed to have seen the couple formalizing their marriage in a government building outside of Toronto.
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