Nancy Lee Bellamy, 42, was last seen March 27, 1994, in Soldotna on the Kenai Peninsula. That evening she left Enzler’s parents’ home in Nikiski with her boyfriend, 36-year-old Harold Harry Enzler. Nancy was reportedly wearing blue jeans, a black leather jacket with studs on the sides, and black leather cowboy-style boots. Neither Nancy nor Harold were seen again; their disappearance was not reported to authorities until May 16, 1994, when Harold’s attorney contacted the Alaska State Troopers.

Investigators came to suspect foul play linked to Harold’s involvement in the local drug trade. Billy Dean Smith, the boyfriend of Harold’s ex-wife, later emerged as a central figure. According to a confession attributed to Smith, he and two accomplices met Nancy and Harold on a remote emergency access road under the pretense of a drug deal, shot them with a semi-automatic pistol, hid the bodies in the woods, dismembered them, and disposed of the remains in Cook Inlet. Smith also described cutting up the couple’s 1974 green Dodge flatbed truck and scattering the parts in Sterling, Kenai, and Nikiski. The bodies have never been recovered.

Does anyone have information about Nancy’s last movements in Soldotna or about the 1974 green Dodge flatbed truck?