June Allison Streeter, 41, was last seen the night of October 8, 1973, at a roadside rest area on Route 431 near Wedowee, Alabama. She and her husband, Lawrence D. Streeter, were traveling with her two children from a prior marriage; the couple reportedly had a heated argument and camped overnight in a travel trailer while the children slept in the car. An Alabama State Trooper checked the trailer after a noise complaint but noted nothing unusual.

The next morning Lawrence told the children their mother had left during the night. He then drove them to LaGrange, Georgia, put them on a bus to Bath, New York, and returned to Florida, registering the trailer to a false address. He did not report June missing; her sister filed a missing person report on February 4, 1974. Investigators later recovered a .31-caliber pistol and some of June’s belongings from the trailer. Lawrence was arrested for failing to return her property and failed a polygraph; he was never charged in connection with her disappearance and died in 2021.

June’s family believes she may be buried in Florida, Georgia, or Alabama. DNA from her daughter is on file and the case remains open. Does anyone have information about the Streeters’ movements in October 1973 or recalls seeing them around Wedowee, Alabama?