Pamela Kay Golden, 43, disappeared from Little Rock on July 22, 1993. She was last seen around 4:00 p.m. leaving Cloverdale Florist, owned by her sister, intending to help a friend move and to get boxes from a nearby liquor store. After asking her sister for directions, she exited the florist parking lot onto Baseline Road but turned the wrong way — the last known movement before she vanished.

A few days later Pamela’s truck was found abandoned in a parking lot a block from the florist. There was no sign of her at the scene and no evidence explaining what happened. At the time she was described as a white female, 5 feet 2 inches, about 120 pounds, with frosted blonde hair, hazel eyes, pierced ears and burn scars on both feet. She was wearing a light-colored floral shorts set and rings.

Family members, who do not believe she would have left her two children voluntarily, regard the disappearance as suspicious and have provided DNA samples to help identify remains if found. The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office lists the case as an active, unsolved missing persons investigation. Does anyone have information about Pamela’s movements in Little Rock on July 22, 1993, or about the parking lot where her truck was abandoned?