Stephanie Lynn Douglas was 25 when she was last seen the night of November 27, 1990, in McMinnville, Oregon. That evening she put her three children and her niece to bed around 10:30 p.m. while her husband, Stan Douglas, was at work. Her husband reported her missing the next morning and told police he found her car in the parking lot of a McMinnville department store; other cars there were iced over but Stephanie’s car was not, suggesting it had been parked more recently.

About two weeks after Stephanie disappeared, her best friend June Cross went missing from Tacoma, Washington. On January 26, 1991, a McMinnville officer found June’s body near a campsite in rural Yamhill County linked to Harold Stookey, who was later convicted of June’s murder. Authorities have said Stookey may have persuaded Stephanie to leave home that night, possibly to retrieve a cache of drugs in the woods; Stookey denied involvement and refused a polygraph about Stephanie’s case.

Stephanie Lynn Douglas remains missing and no arrests have been announced. Does anyone have information about Stephanie’s movements on the night of November 27, 1990, or recall seeing her car in McMinnville that morning?