Pandora Duckett, 85, went missing from her Raleigh neighborhood home in Memphis on January 28, 2019. Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, she had recently moved to live with her son after living in the Jackson area for about 20 years. She walked away from the house at about 8:30 a.m., last seen wearing a gray jacket, gray sweatpants and white sneakers, and possibly carrying a small blue purse. The day was bitterly cold.

Surveillance footage captured her inside a Valero at New Allen and Raleigh-Millington Road, roughly two miles from her residence. A woman later gave Pandora a ride after she gave an address she believed was her home; that address was incorrect and Pandora was dropped off at an unknown location and not seen again. The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office conducted aerial, K-9 and ATV searches before suspending active search efforts. Six months after the disappearance the family offered a $15,000 reward. Her son, Kim Duckett, has spoken about how hard it is not knowing what happened.

If anyone saw Pandora or recognizes the scene where she was left, can you share details with investigators?