Suzanne Korcz was 27 when she vanished in the Niagara Falls–Lockport corridor on the night of May 1, 1987, after a tense argument with her fiancé at a bar in Niagara Falls. Her fiancé told police she wandered off, and for years the case sat between missing-person mystery and feared homicide as the trail went cold.

About eight years later skeletal remains believed to be hers were found roughly two miles from the bar, described also as at the foot of an embankment near Niagara Falls. The condition of the remains left investigators with limited answers about the manner of death, and her family held memorial services in the fall of 1995.

In 2004 Tommy Lynn Sells, a drifter then on death row in Texas, confessed and gave details that police said aligned with known facts. Lockport investigators later said Sells told them he had jumped a freight train, gotten off near Niagara Falls, and committed the killing; by 2005 local police considered the case solved but New York authorities did not seek extradition because Sells was already under sentence in Texas. Does anyone have memories from that area or new information that could shed light on Suzanne’s last night?