Sherry Ann Milton, 26, disappeared after stopping at an Exxon in Ensley, Alabama, in the early morning hours of August 14, 2005. According to a friend, Sherry and her canary-yellow 1994 Ford Mustang were gone when the friend briefly went inside the station; the friend then received two calls from Sherry, first saying she would be back soon and about thirty minutes later saying she was lost. Between 2:00 and 2:30 a.m. Sherry made ten attempts to reach her boyfriend; he was asleep and missed the calls. Where are you?

This is unbelievable. Witness accounts from the gas station conflict: some reported an argument and that the friend refused to re-enter the car and left in another vehicle. Sherry’s yellow Mustang was found abandoned in Midfield, about five miles from the station, on August 15, but Sherry was not with it. She was described as 5 feet 6 inches, 138 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a two-inch chest scar, and a pierced navel.

Did anyone in the Birmingham area see Sherry or her yellow Mustang that night or in the hours afterward?