Angela Lynn Chan was 19 when she disappeared from Redmond, Oregon. She was last seen on March 27, 1989, after a morning of trap shooting with her husband, Marine lieutenant Bruce Chan, who says he dropped her at her parents’ home about 2 p.m. She was reported missing on March 29, and that same day her yellow Datsun B-210 was found abandoned in a pullout on Highway 126 near the Cline Falls Bridge, west of Redmond.

The car was operable and still had fuel, but the passenger-side window had been shattered; a rock was found inside the vehicle between the front seats. Angela’s shoes and, in some reports, her purse were inside the car. Witnesses later told investigators they had seen the Datsun and a woman matching Angela’s description near the bridge the afternoon she vanished. Angela was described as a white female, blonde hair, blue eyes, 5 feet 2 inches, about 120 pounds, with a chin scar, multiple ear piercings and two tattoos.

The circumstances are considered suspicious and authorities have suspected foul play, though no evidence has been presented publicly that definitively links anyone to her disappearance. Does anyone who lived or traveled near Cline Falls in March 1989 remember seeing Angela or her car that day?