Yeda Dede Sharon Rosenthal was 32 when she was last seen after leaving work at the Elwyn Institute in Media, Pennsylvania, on Friday, February 22, 1991. A Canadian national working in New Jersey, she lived at the Somerset Towers apartments in Cherry Hill. Her front door was found unlocked, the Sunday paper untouched outside, and her purse, keys, credit cards, identification, and work briefcase remained in the apartment. Her white Honda Prelude stayed in the complex parking lot and her cat was left alone on the balcony in cold weather.

A neighbor reported hearing a scream and bumping noises at about 3:45 a.m. on Sunday, February 24, and later heard the sliding glass door open and close. Investigators shifted to suspect foul play. In 1995 Charles E. Reddish Jr., a former maintenance worker at the complex, confessed while in custody for an unrelated brutal murder; he described beating and smothering Rosenthal, stealing $80, and later disposing of her body in Salem County. He was charged in 1997; Rosenthal was declared legally dead in September 1996, but her remains have not been found.

Does anyone have information about Rosenthal’s last days in Cherry Hill or about travel between the apartment complex and Salem County?