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Georgia Lee Rohner, 36, disappeared from Pagosa Springs, Colorado, in the summer of 1986 after moving to the area the year before. She worked at a convenience store in Chama, New Mexico, operated by local businessman Anthony James Mymern, known by his middle name James, and was described as both an employee and an associate.

Friends and family last heard from her in July 1986. Mymern gave conflicting accounts of her departure, at one point saying he drove her to the airport and at another saying she left on a motorcycle. Shortly after she was last seen, Mymern and another person were observed at Rohner’s apartment removing all her personal effects, including makeup and toiletries. Those actions and the inconsistent stories prompted suspicion and investigation.

Mymern later shot his estranged wife in Kingman, Arizona, in 2001; she survived and he was charged with attempted murder. While awaiting trial in January 2002, he died by suicide in his jail cell. Rohner has never been found and Archuleta County investigators consider foul play possible. Did anyone in Pagosa Springs or Chama at the time remember seeing Georgia or her motorcycle plans in July 1986?