Kimberly Kay Novak, 33, was last seen on April 17, 1992, in Granger, Wyoming. She had a history of drug and alcohol problems and periodically disappeared for stretches, but her family kept in touch and marked holidays like Father’s Day together. On the day she went missing she may have been dealing with a custody matter involving children who were living with her mother in Montana.

The family reports distinctive features that could help identify her: a Pegasus tattoo on her shoulder with the words rolling thunder underneath, and a mole by her nose. Kimberly’s sister Becky Carter and other relatives have long believed foul play was involved. The Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office lists the case as open, and the family says progress has been limited.

If anyone knew Kimberly’s routine, movements in the Granger area in April 1992, or has information about her custody situation from that time, please come forward.