Barbara Annette McClure was 24 and a mother when she disappeared from Seattle on the night of November 2, 1978. She was last seen leaving the Fandango Disco at the Lake Forest Park Shopping Center after an argument with a man described variously as a boyfriend or a co-worker she had recently started dating. Wearing rust-colored corduroy pants, a green-and-rust striped blouse, a short black leather jacket and tan mid-calf boots with a two-inch heel, she chose to walk the roughly five miles to her home on Northeast 89th Street rather than accept rides from friends. Those friends later caught up to her about half a mile from the disco on Bothell Way Northeast; she again refused a ride and continued on. The next day her roommate reported her missing.

On November 8 a highway department crew found her driver’s license near the I-5/I-405 interchange in Lynnwood, about ten miles from where she was last seen. At the time she had under a dollar in her brown cloth shoulder purse and no credit cards. Her daughter Jamie, who was almost two when Barbara vanished, has kept her case in the public eye.

Does anyone who knew Barbara or was in the Lake Forest Park or Lynnwood area that night have information to share?