Pamela Marie Lovitt, 18, left Westland, Michigan on September 26, 1977, telling family she planned to move to Florida and stop first in Virginia to visit her sister. She had shoulder-length brown hair, hazel eyes, pierced ears, freckles, a scar on her right ankle, and a cigarette burn on the inside of her wrist. She was about five feet six inches and 110 pounds at the time.

After she departed, Pamela never arrived at her sister’s home. Two letters arrived afterward — one postmarked Titusville, Florida, and another from Marmaduke, Arkansas — but the contents have not been disclosed and no further contact or confirmed sightings followed. The Westland Police Department maintains the official missing person file, which has produced little new information over the years.

Does anyone remember Pamela from Westland or her reported stops in Virginia, Florida, or Arkansas who could help fill in what happened after September 26, 1977?