Lorree Lee Dennis was 19 when she disappeared in Las Vegas on July 22, 1984. She had finalized a divorce six days earlier and was a passenger in a maroon 1970 Ford station wagon driven by Stephen Jack House during a severe summer storm. The car was overtaken by floodwaters near East Washington Avenue and Lamb Boulevard, flipped, and was swept away.

After the storm, rescuers recovered the Ford and found the body of Stephen Jack House inside, but there was no sign of Lorree. An extensive search of the area turned up nothing. At the time she went missing Lorree was described as having red or auburn hair, brown eyes, freckles, and a scar on her right knee. She was last seen wearing a beige trench coat, beige sweater, Britannia pants, white Nike sneakers, and carrying a large maroon shoulder bag.

Her siblings continue to seek answers. Did anyone see Lorree or the station wagon during the flooding near East Washington and Lamb on July 22, 1984?