Sonya Moore was 14 when she disappeared from her home on Summer Street in the Penacook neighborhood of Concord, New Hampshire. She was last seen on November 2, 1989; family members initially thought she might have run away because she had a history of staying out and skipping school and was due in court the following day on a juvenile theft charge. Her family held onto the hope she had left to pursue modeling ambitions.

On April 7, 1990, a motorist at Stark Pond Wildlife Management Area in Dunbarton found a body in the water. The remains were identified as Sonya’s and were wearing a Hampton Beach T-shirt and an arrowhead necklace with rhinestones, the same items she had on when last seen. An autopsy ruled her death a homicide — the medical examiner recorded homicidal violence of an unspecified type because decomposition after submersion prevented determination of a specific cause. No arrests have been announced and no suspects have been publicly named. The case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Penacook or Dunbarton area know Sonya, or does anyone have information about her movements in November 1989?