On the evening of March 30, 1983, 26-year-old Faye Aline Self, known as Aline, left her infant daughter with her mother and went out with a female friend and two male companions to the Wagon Wheel Bar and Restaurant in Armistead, Louisiana. She later told friends she was leaving to pick up her child and had to work the next morning, but she never arrived at her mother’s and wasn’t seen again. The next day her locked car was found in the restaurant parking lot; her purse and keys were missing but a new pair of shoes remained in the backseat.

At the time she vanished Faye was described as Caucasian, 5 feet 0 inches to 5 feet 2 inches, about 100 pounds, with gray eyes and naturally brown hair that had been bleached blonde. Distinguishing marks included a hysterectomy scar on her abdomen, a vaccination scar on her left arm, a scar on her right leg and an upper denture plate.

Five years after her disappearance she was declared legally dead, though no body was recovered. In 2006 a man named Robert Charles Browne gave a detailed confession saying he killed Faye and disposed of her body in the Red River; investigators have not found corroborating evidence and no charges were filed. Does anyone who knew Aline or who was in the Armistead area that night have information to share?