Kimberly Rae Doss was 16 when she vanished from Jacksonville on May 29, 1979, while visiting relatives. She was last seen that day and has not been heard from since. At the time she was 5 feet 4 inches to 5 feet 5 inches tall, about 140 pounds, with brown hair and hazel or blue eyes. She used the nicknames Kim or Kimmy, had pierced ears, and may have been using her stepfather’s surname McGee.

One recurring theory is that members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang abducted Kimberly after her uncle allegedly stole money from them. That theory has not been verified and investigators have not found conclusive evidence to support it. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office classifies her as an endangered missing person and produced age-progressed images over the years, but none produced definitive leads. Her mother, who died in 2008, believed the gang was responsible.

Does anyone with memories of Jacksonville in 1979 or information about Kimberly’s relatives or the Outlaws’ activity in the area have tips that could help resolve her case?