Pamela Lynne Neal was 22 and living in Englewood, Colorado, when she disappeared during her lunch break on March 31, 1983. Employed as a bank teller at Key Savings and Loan, she walked two blocks to cash a check, stopped at Safeway for a lottery ticket, cigarettes and a to-go meal, then returned to the third-floor apartment she shared with a coworker. Her roommate saw her enter the building; that was the last confirmed sighting.

When Pamela didn’t return to work the roommate checked their apartment and found the door slightly ajar. Pamela’s unopened lunch sat on the table, her purse with wallet and the unscratched lottery ticket was nearby, shoes under the coffee table and keys on the floor. The cash from the bank and her leather jacket were missing. There were no obvious signs of a struggle, yet foul play is strongly suspected and the case is treated as a homicide.

Does anyone who lived or worked near that block in Englewood in 1983 remember seeing Pamela that afternoon or recall anything unusual around the banks or Safeway that day?