When a Boston woman is found dead in the trunk of her own car, it’s initially assumed she was the victim of a random crime. However, the discovery of a diary allows the victim to speak from beyond the grave and shed light on her own murder in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Su Taraskiewicz was 27 years old when she left work to grab lunch and never returned. Shortly thereafter, she was found dead in the trunk of her own car. Family photo.Su was the first-ever woman to hold the position of Ramp Supervisor with Northwest Airlines. She was passionate about her career, but was frequently and severely harassed by male co-workers. Family photo.Everyone who knew Su knew she absolutely loved Snoopy. After her murder, Peanuts-creator Charles Schultz drew a custom Snoopy illustration for her gravestone. Family photo.This polaroid was kept on-file at Su’s workplace. She worked as a Ramp Supervisor for Northwest Airlines at Logan International Airport.Su’s body was found in the trunk of her car (pictured). She’d been severely beaten and stabbed to death. Massachusetts State Police photo.