Jane M. Bousley, 70, vanished after a routine trip to a Winchester, Kentucky, hair salon on October 19, 2001. She left Angie’s Hair Design after an appointment and appeared unusually distracted, even forgetting to remove her gloves. Family members believe she may have planned to run errands at the local Wal-Mart or Lowe’s. She drove away in a 1997 silver Mercury Tracer, Kentucky plate 157-BXR, and was never seen again.

Bousley had significant medical issues, including a mitral valve replacement and two prior strokes, and was prone to confusion and getting lost; she had previously become lost along the Kentucky River. She was 5 feet 4 inches and weighed 125 to 140 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, glasses and several surgical scars. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office searched extensively—air searches, financial and computer checks—and volunteer groups using sonar have scanned the river, but neither Jane nor her car has been located and there are no confirmed leads.

Does anyone who lived in Winchester in October 2001 or who searched the river remember seeing a silver Mercury Tracer or noticing anything unusual that day?