Deborah Gean Moore, known to family and friends as Debbie, disappeared from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in the summer of 2000. Records conflict on her last confirmed contact, listing either August 1, 2000, or July 24, 2002. She was 31 at the time she vanished and described as a white female, 5 feet 7 inches, weighing 95 to 110 pounds, with sandy brown hair, hazel eyes, right-handed, and bearing a scar on her chest.

Debbie used several surnames at times — Quigley, Williams, or Moore — and had distinctive tattoos: the word LOVE on her hand or knuckles and either a skull and crossbones with wings or a Harley Davidson eagle emblem. One account says she was at her mother’s house when officers were called for a disturbance and that she left with police; what happened afterward is not publicly known. Her case was entered into NamUs on February 14, 2011, and the Wilkes County Sheriff’s Office is the investigating agency. Few public details and conflicting timelines have left the case unresolved.

Did anyone who knew Debbie, where she lived, worked, or spent time, see her around the summer of 2000 or in July 2002?