Cindy Marie Lesko, 30, disappeared from St. Clair Shores, Michigan after an October 23, 1994 confrontation with her then-husband, Albert Lesko III. The couple were in the middle of a divorce; Cindy had reported prior domestic violence and had temporary custody of their two children and possession of the home. On the evening she was last heard from she spoke by phone to a relative about the children being late returning from a weekend visit with their father. A witness saw an argument between Cindy and Albert in the front yard and Cindy was heard calling for help.

Albert says Cindy told him to take the children back with him and that he left with them, driving them nearly four hours to his parents’ house; the children later said they were asleep in the truck and heard nothing. Cindy was reported missing October 24 after not attending nursing school. Three days later her car was found abandoned in Detroit with her purse and a handgun inside but her wallet missing; Albert admitted parking the car there out of spite. Searches along Interstate 75 and near a cabin the couple owned turned up nothing. Albert was charged with murder in 2001 but was acquitted in December 2001; no body has ever been found.

What can readers add about Cindy’s last evening or the locations searched that might help clarify what happened?