Andrew Lynn Redmon Jr., 40, and his wife Sharon Kim Redmon disappeared from Unionville, Virginia, on February 22, 1993. That day Andrew, a truck driver, and Sharon, who worked at an auto parts company, left their young son with Andrew’s parents. Andrew stopped at his parents’ home later with some of the child’s belongings and reportedly said they were thinking about a trip to Florida; he also borrowed money from an acquaintance the same day. That was the last confirmed sighting of either spouse.

When relatives reported them missing about a week later, officers found the Redmons’ home had signs of a struggle: a broken table, shell casings from a small-caliber handgun, and bloodstains on the carpet. DNA later confirmed the blood was Andrew’s. Investigators believe another person was in the house that day. There has been no activity on either spouse’s bank accounts since February 22, and authorities have said witness statements contained inconsistencies; a possible suspect has not been publicly identified and no arrests have been announced.

The case is classified as an abduction and possible homicide and remains unsolved. Did anyone in the community have contact with Andrew or Sharon around February 22, 1993, or remember seeing their blue 1986 Oldsmobile Calais?