Jacqueline Winfred Kinney, 35, was last seen in Canton (Collinsville), Connecticut on December 5, 1969. She was five feet, four inches tall, about 150 pounds, with reddish hair and blue eyes, and had paralysis on her left side that partially disabled her left arm. Distinguishing marks included scars from a vaccination above her knee, a scar on the back of her leg below the knee, a surgical scar on the right side of her abdomen, several missing back teeth and a previously broken right toe.

Investigators pursued leads for years: in September 1977 a search with a backhoe excavated the cellar hole of a torn-down farmhouse in the Werner Woods after a tip, including inspections of an old fireplace, a beehive oven and a filled-in well, but no remains were found.

Jacqueline has never been found and the circumstances of her disappearance remain unresolved. If anyone in Collinsville or surrounding areas remembers Jacqueline, her movements in December 1969, or the farmhouse in Werner Woods, please share what is known.