Cheryl Lynn Vasquez was 19 when she vanished from El Paso, Texas, after a short errand on June 28, 1987. She went to a Circle K on McCombs Street about 9:22 p.m. to buy cigarettes for a friend and was last seen speaking with a white man with blonde hair in the parking lot. He was driving a beige pickup truck with stripes.

At disappearance Cheryl was wearing a white T-shirt with an animal design, blue jeans, and possibly white slip-on sandals or high-top sneakers. She stood between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 9 inches and weighed about 110 pounds. Her case is classified as endangered missing and foul play is strongly suspected amid a wave of disappearances and murders of young women in El Paso that year. Authorities have considered a possible link to David Leonard Wood, who was arrested in 1987 and later convicted in other killings, but no charge has been filed in Cheryl’s case and her remains have never been located.

Anyone who remembers Cheryl, the beige pickup with stripes, or her last-known movements around McCombs Street on June 28, 1987, is asked to come forward with information.