Elizabeth Ann Kutz, known as Beth, was 30 when she was last seen leaving her workplace at Demco in DeForest, Wisconsin, at about 3:15 p.m. on July 27, 2000. She was described as white, 5 feet 1 inch and about 110 pounds, with black hair, green eyes and a scar on her forehead. That afternoon she drove a borrowed green Jeep Cherokee with vanity plates DIDIS; the Jeep was later recovered abandoned in a parking ramp at Meriter Hospital in Madison with drops of Beth’s blood in the storage area and the interior wiped of fingerprints.

Court records say Beth had recently moved out of the home she shared with her husband Daniel Kutz and taken their two children to live with her mother. Daniel was located that night walking without shoes or a shirt and was later arrested; items taken from him after arrest included a wristwatch that tested positive for traces of Beth’s blood. He was charged and later convicted of first-degree intentional homicide and related offenses. Beth’s body has never been found.

The conviction answered some legal questions but did not return Beth to her family. Does anyone have information about Beth’s movements on July 27, 2000, or knowledge of where her remains might be recovered?