The body of a missing Penngrove woman, Annie Bailly was located at the Pt. Reyes National Seashore, just outside Pt. Reyes Station on Friday, February 17th and Sheriff’s Violent Crimes Detectives are considering her death to be a homicide.
Annie Bailly was 63-years old at the time of her reported disappearance on December 7, 2014. She was reported missing by her husband, Kerry Bailly. Her car, keys and purse were left at her home and she has been considered a missing person for the last two years. Her case has been considered suspicious and the family has issued a $10,000 reward to help locate her.
On February 27, 2017 motorists involved in a vehicle collision near Lagunitas Creek off Platform Bridge Road, between Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Petaluma-Point Reyes Rd. in Marin County made the discovery of Bailly’s body over an embankment. They notified the Marin County Sheriff’s Department who recovered the skeletal remains.
A forensic autopsy was completed in Marin County and, with the help of dental records, they were able to identify Bailly’s body. A cause of death has not been released at this time, however evidence suggests to detectives that Bailly was murdered.
Sonoma Sheriff’s Violent Crimes Detectives were notified of the discovery and have been working the case closely with the Marin County Sheriff’s Office, the FBI and the National Park Service due to the fact she was found in a national park.
Detectives have been working on leads and anyone with information is encouraged to call Sheriff’s Investigations at 707-565-2185.
Prepared by: Sgt. Spencer Crum
Media Inquiries: 707-565-3941
CR: 141207016
