Sharon ’Shari’ Apgar, 33, vanished after a night out on November 18, 1999. Living with her mother in Newtonsville, Ohio, after filing for divorce, she was described as fun-loving and kind but fearful for her safety because of a violent relationship with her ex-husband, Mike George. At the time she disappeared she was about 5 feet 3 inches tall, 100 pounds, with blonde hair, blue eyes, a rose tattoo on her left breast and a heart-with-ribbon tattoo on her right shoulder bearing the names Josh Michael, Michael Thomas, Michael Leon and Shari George, plus a burn scar on her right calf and a scar on her right wrist. Family last saw her wearing a long-sleeved dark green shirt, blue jeans and black combat-style boots; she may have been wearing several rings.

She was seen at the Cross County Inn in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, by friends and is believed to have left intending to meet her ex-husband. When she didn’t return, her mother reported her missing and investigators found that Mike George had also disappeared; both were publicly sought. Foul play is suspected and the family believes she was murdered, but no tangible evidence has been identified and the case remains open with her son seeking answers.

Does anyone have information about Sharon’s movements in the days after November 18, 1999?