On November 18, 1984, 26-year-old Sandee Elaine Cornett disappeared from her home on Eaglewind Drive in Charlotte, North Carolina. That evening she had dinner with her fiancé; after he drove back to South Carolina he called her and let the phone ring once as a signal he had arrived. She was expected to call him later that night and never did. The next day a neighbor reported her missing when Sandee, a reliable insurance claims adjuster, failed to show for work.

Investigators found no signs of forced entry or a struggle. Her car remained in the driveway and the television was on. Her purse had been emptied onto the bed but keys, driver’s license, and checkbook were left behind. Missing were a dark blue velour jogging suit she likely wore, her dictating machine, and her ATM card. In the weeks after she vanished the card was used at east Charlotte ATMs for about $1,000; bank staff reported seeing both a man and a woman matching Sandee’s description using it, and a caller later phoned the bank with Sandee’s account number before abruptly hanging up.

Did anyone who knew Sandee or lived on Eaglewind Drive in 1984 see anything that night or in the weeks afterward?