Frances Mary Kiefer, 44, disappeared from her Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania home on the morning of March 22, 1994. Her husband last saw her asleep about 5:30 a.m.; when he returned from a shower Frances and the family car were gone. Some personal items were missing, including her medication for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, and possibly a couple of jackets. Family members said she had been largely homebound for 18 months before her disappearance and had shown no signs of planning to leave.

Less than a day after she was reported missing, the family car was found illegally parked on Millside Drive in neighboring Bethlehem, beneath a railroad trestle near Saucon Park and Saucon Creek. Police searched the vehicle and nearby area but found no trace of Frances or evidence of foul play. The driver’s seat had been adjusted for someone taller than Frances, who was described as between 4 feet 11 inches and 5 feet 3 inches and about 85 pounds. A year later a man on death row in Delaware confessed to her murder, but investigators determined the confession was false. Frances was never located and was declared legally dead in October 2001; the investigation remains open.

Did anyone in the Fountain Hill or Bethlehem area see Frances or the car on March 22, 1994?