Ten-year-old Kacey Ann Perry vanished from her father’s southeast Portland home late on September 14, 1990, after an argument about where she should live. Reports say she left the house around 11:00 p.m. and may have been headed toward her mother’s home in Keizer. She is described as white, blue-eyed, shoulder-length brown hair, four feet, six inches tall, 60 pounds, with a large mole on the middle of her back and a scar near her right ankle.

Witnesses reportedly saw her at Kienow’s Food Store about ten blocks from the house carrying a purse that contained a bright pink blouse with large black buttons; the purse and clothing were later found abandoned nearby. Police dogs tracked her scent to a pond in a nearby park, but divers found nothing. Later possible sightings of a girl hitchhiking in Albany and near Wilsonville were never confirmed.

In August 1991 a man named Brian Keith George confessed to killing Kacey and said he buried her near Kelso, Washington; searches there found only animal bones and he recanted. No charges were filed in connection with her disappearance.

Does anyone have information about Kacey’s movements that night or recall the area around Kienow’s Food Store in September 1990?