On March 5, 1963, two-year-old Michelle Giusti, her ten-month-old sister Clara, and their 20-year-old mother Sharon were last seen at the family farm about five miles south of Port Townsend in Jefferson County, Washington. Raymond Giusti, Sharon’s husband and the children’s father, said he had been working in the fields that afternoon and returned to find them gone along with the family car, some clothing, and cash.

Raymond reported them missing on March 9, 1963. The next day the family car was found unlocked and abandoned beneath a highway overpass one to two miles from the home; there were no signs of the three people or of a struggle. Family members later said they had not heard from Sharon or the children since their disappearance, and investigators have long treated the case as suspicious.

Raymond remarried about a year later and died by suicide in 2018 at age 88; his death resolved nothing about what happened to Sharon, Michelle, and Clara. Does anyone have memories or information about the family or that area in March 1963 that could help the case?