Eleven-year-old Lillian Annette Anderson and her 6-year-old sister Mylette disappeared from their Oceanway home in Jacksonville, Florida, on August 1, 1974. The girls were left alone while their mother, Elizabeth Anderson, and older sister Donna went to care for a sick relative. Their father, Jack Anderson, called home at 7 p.m. and spoke with Annette, who said the family dog was barking at birds; a later call at 7:20 p.m. went unanswered. When Jack arrived, the dog was locked in a back bedroom and both girls were missing. Mylette’s favorite doll was also gone. Neighbors reported seeing a white car in the driveway around the time the sisters vanished, but no one saw the children leave the house. Their disappearance occurred during a three-month span in 1974 when five young girls went missing; two of those girls, Virginia Helm and Rebecca Greene, were later found dead. Elizabeth and Jack Anderson died without learning what happened to Annette and Mylette. The case remains unsolved.

Does anyone have memories of the Oceanway neighborhood in 1974 or information about a white car seen that evening?