Kimberly Whitton, 36, and her 11-year-old daughter Haleigh Culwell disappeared from their secluded log-cabin home in Section, Alabama, in late June 2007. Kimberly’s last confirmed contact was a brief phone call on June 21, 2007, after leaving Cloverdale Manor Nursing Home; the call was cut off and a promised return call never happened. Their property was remote and reachable only on foot past two locked gates; coworkers reported them missing on June 28.

Investigators focused on Kimberly’s husband and Haleigh’s stepfather, Barry Whitton, after he told police they left with an unidentified person in a white Ford van or truck and had taken $20,000 in cash he said he’d given them. Searches of the property turned up firearms, and Whitton — a convicted felon — was later convicted on federal weapons charges and given a ten-year sentence. While serving that sentence, authorities developed a murder case against him in connection with his first wife’s 1997 death; he was indicted and later convicted in that older case. No charges have been filed in the disappearances of Kimberly and Haleigh, whose whereabouts remain unknown and are treated as a suspected homicide.

Does anyone have information about Kimberly, Haleigh, or their movements in June 2007 that could help locate them?