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Jamie Ellen Pankey, described as a white female with brown hair and hazel eyes, 5 feet 7 inches and 110 pounds, vanished from Kansas City, Missouri, in the autumn of 1996. The last confirmed contact came October 1, 1996, when she reported a robbery in the 600 block of East 6th Street and helped officers identify a suspect who was arrested. That contact was the last documented sighting or communication.

Pankey also used the names Ellen, Chapman and Sample, had a scar on her neck, and wore a full set of dentures. Her family did not file a missing person report until January 28, 1998, because she had infrequent contact with them; some records show a different disappearance date of July 30, 1996. Investigators suspect foul play and have explored possible links to several nearby cases from the same period, including the disappearances of Connie Williams and Cheresa Lordi and the discovery of multiple women in the Missouri River.

Does anyone have memories of Jamie, her movements in 1996, or information that could help clarify her last known whereabouts?