Regina Brown, 35, a flight attendant and mother of three from Newtown, Connecticut, disappeared in the spring of 1987. The last confirmed sighting was March 26, 1987, at LaGuardia Airport after she placed her youngest child and the family’s live-in babysitter on a flight to Texas. That same day she told her best friend to become alarmed if she hadn’t been heard from in four days and warned that if still unreachable after two more days it would mean her estranged husband had acted on his threats.

Regina missed a lunch date and two scheduled flights; police were initially unresponsive to a neighbor’s report of her dog barking on March 27. On April 2 the dog was found alone in the garage with unfamiliar dog food later traced to Willis Brown. Regina’s personal items, including airline identification, makeup and an uncashed check, were left behind. Her bronze Honda Accord was recovered in Manhattan on April 6 with the keys in the ignition and parking tickets on the windshield.

If anyone knew Regina’s routines, last movements, or saw her car in Manhattan in early April 1987, please share what you know.