Anita Kim Tilden, known as Kim, was 32 when she vanished from Raytown, Missouri. The last confirmed contact was a phone call to her mother the evening of July 8, 1987; she said she wasn’t feeling well with allergies and planned to go to bed early. Kim was recently divorced, worked at a local hair salon, and her young son was with his father at the time.

Kim missed her shift on July 9, which was out of character. Family members checked her apartment and found no signs of a struggle or forced entry; a few dishes were in the sink and her glasses were on a table, and her personal belongings appeared in place. About ten days after she was last seen, her maroon and red 1986 Toyota Celica was found roughly half a mile from her home, parked facing the wrong direction, doors locked, keys missing, and the battery dead.

No definitive explanation for her disappearance has been established, and her family believes foul play may be involved. If anyone in Raytown in July 1987 remembers seeing Kim, her car, or anything unusual that week, please share what you know.