Angelia Hilbert was 22 and pregnant when she disappeared from Louisville, Kentucky, in the summer of 1989. She had filed for divorce about a month earlier and left behind a daughter, Alyssa. Angelia was known to be in regular contact with her parents; on June 3, 1989 she left her job at the Gulf service station at Bardstown Road and Hurstbourne Lane, driving a gray 1982 Pontiac J-2000 (license plate XTV-622), and was supposed to follow her parents to Owensboro where they were relocating.

The last confirmed sighting was around midnight in the Dry Ridge Road area. Her clothing that day was an orange top, blue jeans and Reebok sneakers; she wore a men’s gold high school class ring with a yellow stone, gold stud earrings and a gold watch. Angelia had strawberry blonde hair, hazel eyes and a scar on her back from scoliosis surgery with an implanted metal rod. Her car was found abandoned on June 26, 1989, in the parking lot of the Toy Tiger Lounge on Bardstown Road; there was no sign of her. Authorities have long suspected foul play but no charges have been filed and her body has never been found.

Did anyone in the community have contact with Angelia in early June 1989 or see that Pontiac after June 3?