Dolores Earline Davis, 62, was murdered on January 19, 1991, in Park City, Kansas. She had recently retired from her job as a corporate secretary at Lario Oil & Gas Company in Wichita. Neighbors or records indicate the killer had surveilled her home in the days before the attack and at one point retreated when her cat hissed.

The assailant broke a plate glass window on the east side of her house with a cinder block to gain entry. Startled by the noise, Davis came from her bedroom and found the intruder in her living room, armed with a gun. He claimed to be a fugitive in need of food, warmth, and use of her car, handcuffed her, pretended to search the kitchen, then removed the handcuffs and restrained her wrists with rope. She was strangled with pantyhose.

The case was later linked to Dennis Rader, known as the BTK Killer, who confessed to multiple murders. Has anyone who knew Dolores or lived in Park City around 1991 come forward with memories or information that might add detail to her last hours?