Sabrina Leigh Long was 19 and newly graduated from Southwest High School when she disappeared from Bloomfield in Macon, Georgia, after midnight on August 14, 1991. She worked second shift at Bibb Manufacturing Company and had been dropped off at home around 11:00 p.m. after swapping cars with her boyfriend. Between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. she spoke with her mother and said she was going to a neighbor’s to see a supposed gift; the neighbor later denied any such plan.

Her former stepfather returned about 3:00 a.m. to find her truck in the driveway, lights on and Sabrina gone. Her work clothes, purse and makeup were left at home and a three-page apologetic letter to her boyfriend was found. A neighbor heard muffled thumps around 1:30 a.m., which raised questions about a possible struggle. Sabrina did not report to work on August 14 and did not pick up her paycheck.

In October 2018 a former classmate, Melinda McSwain, was arrested and made statements implicating herself and a friend, Keith Loyd, in Sabrina’s disappearance; Loyd died by suicide in 2017 and left a note that reportedly implicated himself. McSwain later gave differing accounts saying the body had been placed in a well, but searches found nothing.

Anyone who knew Sabrina, saw her in Bloomfield that night, or has information that could provide corroboration is asked to come forward.