Dawn Christine Haines, 27, vanished from her Elizabethtown, Kentucky home on December 22, 1994. She lived with her husband, Samuel Haines, and their two young children, ages seven and three. Samuel is the only person whose account of that night is described: he said the couple argued, Dawn made a phone call, packed a small bag, and left in a green 4x4 Dodge pickup with an unknown driver. He then took the children to Pennsylvania for Christmas.

Dawn was described as a white female, 5 feet 5 inches, about 116 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, a scar on her left cheek, multiple ear piercings, a heart and rose tattoo on her left breast and a tattoo of small roses around a serpent and a sword on her ankle. She was reportedly wearing a sweatshirt, blue jeans, white-and-brown shoes, and several earrings the night she went missing. There’s also information that she may have been about two months pregnant.

Investigators have questioned Samuel’s version of events and suspect foul play, and the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office has kept the case open. There has been no confirmed return of Dawn or a body, and the disappearance remains unresolved. Did anyone in Elizabethtown at the time recall seeing Dawn leave or the green Dodge pickup that night?