Lisa Farmer was 18 when she vanished from her new home in Lawton, Oklahoma. She, her husband of three months and their fourteen-month-old son had moved in three days earlier. On the evening of August 2, 1983, a neighbor saw her in the kitchen at about 8:30 p.m. Her husband was away on military training and the child was alone and crying the next afternoon when neighbors entered the house.

The infant was found hungry and in need of a diaper change but otherwise unharmed. Lisa’s identification, keys, money and jewelry were left behind; the back door was unlocked and a dining room window was open. A floral-print nightgown was reported missing. There were no clear signs of a struggle. Authorities have long suspected foul play and believe Lisa is likely deceased; her body has never been recovered. Kenneth Wagstaff has been named as the primary suspect but was never charged in this case.

Did anyone in the Lawton area in August 1983 see Lisa, the floral nightgown, or anything unusual around that house?