June Goodman, 66, disappeared from her ranch-style home at the end of a long gravel road in Snowflake, Arizona after an evening out on March 28, 2003. She had dinner with her sister and stopped at a market at 8:25 p.m. to buy candy; investigators believe she returned home that night. The next morning she failed to show for her postal route. Her sister found the sliding glass door ajar, outdoor floodlights on and a television still playing inside an otherwise empty house. June’s wallet, shoes and other personal belongings were left behind.

Investigators suspected foul play and treated the case as a likely abduction. Two people were identified as persons of interest in the early inquiry: a man on her mail route, Patrick Michael Conn, who had threatened her the year before and was later investigated in an unrelated 2002 murder, and a local handyman who had recently repaired her television and had reportedly made her uncomfortable. No charges were filed. The family mounted searches, offered a reward and later held a memorial service in 2008, but the case remains unsolved.

Does anyone in Snowflake or the surrounding area have information about June’s last evening or her movements on March 28, 2003?