Inez Miller, 95, vanished from her Lynchburg, South Carolina property on the afternoon of March 10, 2000. She was last seen between 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. leaving her home on Mount Sinai Church Road accompanied by her adult German Shepherd and two puppies. Two of the dogs later returned to the house but Inez and one dog did not.

Her home showed no signs of struggle and many essential items remained inside: dentures, walking stick, purse with cash, eyeglasses, and her medication was not with her. At the time she wore a light blue sweatshirt over a pink dress, blue slacks, gray and blue sneakers, hair in rollers, and several pieces of jewelry including a cluster ring, a gold rope bracelet, and a gold chain with a cross pendant. She had mild hearing loss, did not drive, and did not own a car.

Extensive searches by law enforcement, including search dogs and a helicopter, failed to locate her. Her family says she was of clear and sound mind and had no history of wandering. Does anyone in the Lynchburg area remember seeing Inez or her dogs that afternoon?