Catherine Parisi was 26 and a mother of two when she was last seen in Cleveland, Ohio. She worked as a professional escort and was attending trade school to become a fashion buyer. On the night she disappeared she had an appointment with a client in Parma. At about 6:30 p.m. she called the escort service to report that no one had answered the door at the address she was given; that was the last confirmed contact.

The next day her 1991 Chevrolet Lumina was found in a shopping center parking lot on Pearl Road with her keys and $350 in the console. A client’s phone call tied to the appointment came from a pay phone at a Cleveland donut shop. Months earlier she had been violently attacked by a client who was out on bail at the time, but investigators said they could not link him to her disappearance. Foul play was suspected from the start; her two young daughters were left with her live-in boyfriend.

Her body has never been recovered. What details do readers remember about Catherine’s movements that evening or the Parma address she was given?