Terry Slaugenhoupt was 28 when she disappeared from her Highland Park apartment in Pittsburgh in the winter of 1991. On the evening of January 6 she returned from a date, answered a phone call, then told her roommate she was stepping out and left the apartment. She never returned and was never seen or heard from again.

At the time she was described as a white female, 5 feet 2 inches tall, 105 to 120 pounds, with long curly brown hair, hazel eyes and a scar on her forehead near the hairline. Accounts differ slightly about whether she said she was going out again or said she was going to a nearby convenience store to make a phone call; who was on the line or who she intended to call has not been identified.

Her family reported a strained but continuing relationship and noted she kept contact on holidays and birthdays despite struggles with alcohol. A planned meeting for a job interview the next day was never kept; her brother arrived at her apartment two days later and found she was gone. The Pittsburgh Police Department has kept the case open and her DNA has been uploaded to national databases, but no match has been made.

Did anyone in Highland Park that January 1991 remember Terry leaving her building or seeing her that night?