Melody Wolf was 28 when she vanished from San Manuel, Arizona, on a rainy Saturday morning, October 21, 1989. She’d spent the prior evening at home with her husband and two children and left early for work at the Magma Mine’s pump house. Her 1979 Mercury Cougar had a flat just a few blocks from home and was later found locked at the curb in the 100 block of Sixth Avenue with her coat, jacket, purse and lunch inside; only her keys were missing and her credit cards and identification were untouched.

At the time she was reportedly in the process of divorcing after nine years of marriage and had just qualified for an electrician’s apprenticeship. Investigators have called the circumstances suspicious; nearly $10,000 in her bank accounts remained, and a detective later suggested the flat tire might have been punctured after the car was parked to create a misleading scene. The case was reopened in 2005 and searches were conducted at her former home and her mother-in-law’s residence, but it remains unsolved.

Did anyone in San Manuel or the surrounding area ever see Melody or her Mercury Cougar on the morning of October 21, 1989?