Nancy Lewis, 46, vanished in the pre-dawn hours of May 18, 2005, after leaving her home on Princeton Avenue in southwest Birmingham, Alabama, to drive to her job as a cook at Children’s Hospital. Her roommate saw her leave around 3:45 a.m. and Nancy called her brother soon after, saying she had a flat tire and asking for help. He went to the location she gave and found neither her nor her blue 2001 Chevrolet S10 pickup.

Nancy never arrived for her 5:00 a.m. shift and was reported missing when a co-worker discovered she hadn’t shown up. On May 22 the pickup was found abandoned at a Pilot Travel Center on Bankhead Highway in Midfield; there was no sign of Nancy. Witnesses later said a man had been seen driving the truck after she disappeared, and investigators recovered fingerprints inside the vehicle that did not belong to Nancy.

Authorities named two people they wanted to speak with: Penny L. Clark of Bessemer, whose fingerprints were linked to the truck, and John Dubose, who was later jailed on unrelated charges and released in 2010. No arrests have been announced. What happened to Nancy after she drove away that morning remains unknown.

If anyone knew Nancy, saw her truck that morning, or has information about the people connected to the vehicle, please come forward.