Seventeen-year-old Cindy Anne Smith disappeared in the spring of 1984 during the Green River killings that terrorized the Seattle area. She was last seen on March 21, 1984, hitchhiking on Pacific Highway South after returning from California where she had been trying to leave a troubled past behind. Reports note she had worked as a topless dancer and in prostitution but had expressed a desire for a fresh start and to reconnect with family.

On June 27, 1987, skeletal remains identified as Cindy’s were found off Highway 18 near Green River Community College, ending years of uncertainty for her family. The discovery placed her among the many young women targeted in King County in the early 1980s.

Did anyone who knew Cindy in 1984 or who lived along Pacific Highway South then have information about her movements that could shed light on her final day?