Mary Fisher, 68, disappeared from Union Beach, New Jersey, after taking a routine walk on the evening of July 24, 1997. Her husband drove her to Fireman’s Park and waited in the car; she wore red slacks, a white shirt, white sneakers and a gold wedding band with a diamond. After about thirty minutes she had not returned and her husband’s search of the park, beach and wharf found nothing. He remembered hearing a female voice and seeing a dark-colored car in the area, though it was unclear if either detail was related.

Police expanded the search to neighboring towns and local waterways and checked hospitals and shelters, but located no trace of Mary. She did not drive and relied on others for transportation. Friends and family said she had been treated for paranoia and schizophrenia and may have shown early signs of Alzheimer’s; she had once been missing briefly before. Her prolonged absence remains unexplained.

If anyone knew Mary or was in Union Beach on July 24, 1997, can you share what you remember that evening?