Pamela June Gaebler, 39, vanished from Nashville, Tennessee in the spring of 2003 after being last seen by relatives on May 20, 2003 in the 200 block of Hart Lane. She reportedly left to run an errand and never returned. Family members later reported her missing to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

At the time she disappeared Pamela was described as a white female, about five feet tall and 120 pounds, with brown shoulder-length hair and green eyes. She was wearing an orange shirt, blue jeans, black boots, and a dolphin necklace. Distinguishing marks included a surgical scar and a scar from a stab wound on her stomach, stretch marks from childbirth, pierced ears, and tattoos: Pam on her left shoulder, the letter S on her right ankle, and a small dot on her right wrist. She was known at times to use the last name Overstreet and did not have a vehicle when she went missing.

The case remains unsolved and the family continues to seek answers about what happened after Pamela left to run that errand. If anyone has information about Pamela’s whereabouts or remembers her on or after May 20, 2003, please come forward.