Tracy Marie Kroh was 17 when she disappeared after an errand on the night of August 5, 1989. A high‑achieving honors student, she left her family’s home in Enterline, Pennsylvania, to drop off a barbecue grill and coupons at her older sister’s trailer in Alex Acres. Tracy, petite at 4 feet 10 inches and 85 pounds with brown hair and green eyes, was last seen about 10:00 p.m. in the vicinity of the Millersburg town square. Her locked 1971 Mercury Comet was found parked in the town square later that evening, but Tracy never arrived at her sister’s and was reported missing the next day.

In December 1993 parts of her wallet, including her driver’s license and National Honor Society card, were found by a farmer along Wiconisco Creek in Washington Township, about nine miles from where the car was located. Investigators treat the case as a homicide; Tracy had left money in her room and in her bank account, and family and police believe she would not have run away. Her then‑boyfriend Matthew Webster was a person of interest, and a woman later said Webster confessed to involvement; Webster and that woman were convicted of perjury for lying to a grand jury.

Does anyone who lived in the area in 1989 remember seeing Tracy’s Mercury Comet or anything suspicious near the Millersburg square that night?