Deborah Gail Moody, known as Gail, was 42 when she was last seen the evening of December 4, 2007, in Ludowici, Georgia. She had finished work at C&S Construction at Fort Stewart, ran errands including a visit to a friend in Liberty County and a stop at Anderson’s Feed and Seed, and was seen back at her mobile home with a friend who helped unload a dog pen and left her around 5:30 or 6:00 p.m. The next days brought no contact; her uncle reported her missing on December 10.

Investigators found her Ford Explorer parked outside, her purse, shoes and eyeglasses undisturbed, lights and television on, and no signs of forced entry or a struggle. The Long County Sheriff’s Office and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation pursued leads and searches for years with no resolution. In 2019 Kenneth William Lumpkin, already serving life for another murder and described as an associate of Moody’s, confessed to killing her, saying he strangled her during a failed sexual assault and gave an approximate disposal location. Authorities searched the area but her remains have not been recovered. A memorial was held in December 2019.

What information do readers have about Deborah’s movements that evening or anyone who saw her between Anderson’s Feed and Seed and her home?