Sheila Faith was 45 when she vanished in early summer 1994 after agreeing to travel with John Edward Robinson, who arrived unexpectedly in Colorado, picked up Sheila and her teenage daughter late at night, and drove them away. At the time Sheila lived on disability and cared for her daughter Debbie, who used a wheelchair because of spina bifida. After their disappearance, benefit checks for Sheila and her daughter were routed to a mailbox in Olathe, Kansas, where Robinson collected them.

In June 2000 investigators searching Robinson’s Kansas property and a storage locker in Raymore, Missouri, found bodies concealed in barrels. One set of remains from the Raymore locker was later identified by dental records as Sheila Faith. Robinson’s arrest followed in June 2000; prosecutors in Missouri charged him in the deaths tied to the Raymore locker, including Sheila and her daughter, and indicated they would seek the death penalty. Robinson ultimately avoided a full Missouri trial through a plea in October 2003 in which he acknowledged prosecutors had enough evidence; he received life without parole for each Missouri murder.

Does anyone have memories of Sheila before 1994 or information about her life in Colorado that could shed light on her last months?