Rhonda Ilean Smith was 21 when she disappeared from Coweta County, Georgia, after leaving home on the morning of February 27, 1984. At six feet tall, she had recently been honorably discharged from the U.S. Army after an injury and was engaged to be married. She planned to start a dog grooming and breeding business and had ordered business cards; family members thought she was working as a bartender but she had recently quit an exotic dancing job to focus on her future.

Rhonda drove a borrowed blue 1981 Chevrolet pickup toward Atlanta to meet a friend at Lenox Square mall. The truck was found locked in a mall parking deck in the early hours of February 28 with the engine cold, the keys missing, a wine glass and a beer can on the console, and no obvious signs of a struggle. She was last seen wearing a camel-colored rabbit fur coat, a white or silver blouse, white shoes, a gold necklace, and two ear piercings in each ear. The friend later told authorities she had no plans to go shopping that day.

Despite searches by family and investigations by the Atlanta Police Department and the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office, no solid leads have emerged and her whereabouts remain unknown. Does anyone have information about Rhonda’s movements around Lenox Square on February 27, 1984?