Vicky Delaurier, a 44-year-old office manager, disappeared after leaving her shift at a Sav-A-Lot in Radcliff, Kentucky, just before Christmas while carrying the store’s nightly deposit of nearly $2,500. She was expected to make a bank deposit but never arrived. The next day her red Honda Civic was found on the side of Highway 313 with hazard lights on, doors unlocked, a full tank of gas, and her purse and makeup bag inside. Her two cell phones and the deposit were missing; calls went to voicemail and her bank accounts showed no activity.

At the time she vanished she had sought an emergency protective order against her live-in boyfriend, alleging he had threatened her life, and a court hearing was set for the Monday after she was last seen. Her 17-year-old son told investigators they were planning to move away to escape the situation. The boyfriend, her estranged husband and her son were questioned, reportedly passed polygraphs, and were ruled out as suspects. Searches by Vine Grove, Radcliff and Fort Knox authorities, including bloodhounds, produced no substantial leads. A warrant was later issued for her arrest because of the missing deposit, a development those who knew her found hard to reconcile with her disappearance.

Who knew Vicky or saw her car on Highway 313 around the time she vanished?