Amy Danielle Gibson was 15 when she left her home on Liberty Road in Greensboro, North Carolina, on the evening of December 7, 1990. She told her family she was going for a short walk and would be back in a few minutes, wearing a red or purple flannel shirt, jeans and black boots. All of her personal belongings, including clothing and makeup, remained in her room.

Amy had run away several times before and her mother had reported her missing on four prior occasions; those earlier disappearances ended with her returning after a few days and were often linked to spending time with an adult boyfriend. In the weeks after this December disappearance the family repeatedly checked the boyfriend’s home but never found her. Several possible sightings were reported locally in the months that followed but none were confirmed.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children produced age-progressed images. Investigators note there has been no activity on her Social Security number and no driver’s license or state ID issued in her name. The Greensboro Police Department lists the case as an active investigation.

If anyone knew Amy, the places she spent time, or has information that could help her family, please come forward.