Janie Sue Lindsey, 55, was last seen on Sunday evening, October 10, 2004, in Huntingdon, Tennessee. She was at a gas station in the Walmart parking lot on Veterans Drive North at about 6:00 p.m., wearing a light-colored t-shirt and dark-colored shorts. Janie, also known by her previous married name Grooms, was a mother and grandmother who had planned to visit her grandchildren.

Three days later, on October 13, 2004, her white 1983 Lincoln Town Car with a distinctive burgundy vinyl top was found parked near the intersection of Grooms Road and Bobbitt Road in Carroll County at the home of an acquaintance. That acquaintance was questioned but never charged. Janie was last seen in the company of a man named Donald Beard, who was later found deceased of natural causes. Her husband was ruled out as a suspect; other residences have been searched without resolution.

Janie wore bronze-colored wire-frame glasses and had several pieces of jewelry when she vanished, including a gold Mother’s ring with two topaz stones and a gold ring with a square cluster of diamonds. She had pierced ears, a scar on the top of her right hand, a small round scar on her upper left arm, and a linear scar on her lower abdomen. Who has information about Janie or her whereabouts that could help resolve this case?