Pamela Bradshaw, listed as 41 when she vanished in early fall 2000, disappeared from downtown Wilmington, North Carolina, in what is believed to have been September. Reports vary on the exact date. On the evening she was last seen she used the name Denise Williams at times and was observed near North 7th and Red Cross Streets between about 9:00 and 9:30 p.m., talking with someone in a stopped vehicle described by witnesses either as white or as a blue, Cadillac-style car with a white top. She never returned home.

Pam, a Black woman described at the time as between 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 9 inches and weighing 110 to 140 pounds, had black hair, brown eyes, a surgical scar on her left breast and had had her molars removed. She was HIV-positive and struggling with drug addiction. Her daughter has repeatedly returned to Wilmington to distribute flyers and speak with investigators.

Years later detectives received a tip alleging Pamela had been taken to a house on Murrayville Road, murdered, burned in a fire pit and her remains disposed of in the Cape Fear River; those claims remain unverified and no arrests have been made. What information can readers share about Pamela’s last known movements or the vehicle seen that night?