Tamera Tammy Kingery was 37 and a nurse and mother of three when she disappeared from her home on Mealing Road in North Augusta, South Carolina. On the morning of September 20, 2014, she felt unwell at work, called her husband Park to pick her up, and was driven home around 8:30 a.m. After changing into pajamas to rest, she was left alone when Park took two children out for errands. A couple of hours later the family returned to find the house locked and Tammy gone. A note said Went for a walk, be back soon.

Love you, but she had left behind her cell phone, purse, identification, keys, and wallet. Bloodhounds, helicopters and searches of the nearby woods turned up no trace and the dogs could not pick up a scent, prompting the possibility she got into a vehicle. Investigators have considered voluntary departure, self-harm and foul play; she had a history of depression and a prior suicide attempt and the marriage had been described as strained. The case remains a suspicious missing person investigation with no resolution.

Did anyone in the area at the time see Tammy or notice a vehicle near Mealing Road that morning?