Tabbetha Kay Worford was 19 and a new mother when she vanished from her Fairfield Village Apartments home in Pensacola, Florida, on May 5, 1990. She had recently moved there after beginning a secretarial job. At the time she was last seen she wore black jeans, a white eyelet top, and carried a white leather purse with blue patchwork that held her wallet, identification, and an uncashed paycheck. Her glasses, other clothes, and money remained in the apartment, and there were no signs of a struggle.

The same night, Tabbetha’s infant son was left in his car seat on the doorstep of the home of her former partner’s ex-wife. Neighbors heard a doorbell about 2:30 a.m.; no one answered and the baby was found several hours later. Investigators have treated the disappearance as suspicious and have considered the former partner a possible suspect, but no charges were filed for lack of evidence. Her remains have never been found and she has been declared legally deceased.

Did anyone in Pensacola in 1990 recall seeing Tabbetha, her distinctive purse, or her car seat and baby around Fairfield Village Apartments?