Pamela Jane Page was 32 when she was last seen on the evening of July 20, 1989, by an employee at Fast Forward Video, the store she co-owned with her husband, Robert Rob Page, in nearby Glendale. That employee said Pamela was in good spirits and discussing plans to open a second location. The next day Rob told employees she was ill and produced a two-page typed letter, said to be from Pamela, claiming she had left over marital problems and was running away with a friend named Sarah. The letter’s signature was later judged not to be Pamela’s by her father and by handwriting experts, and investigators could find no proof Sarah existed.

Pamela’s identification, jewelry, and other personal items were left at home, and one of the couple’s two Dachshunds, Rerun, was also missing. Rob did not report her missing; her family learned there was no police report and filed the missing-person report themselves. Rob later sold Pamela’s yellow Corvette, declared bankruptcy for the business, gave inconsistent alibis for the day she vanished, and declined a polygraph. He was never charged and died in 2009. No body or confession has been reported, and Pamela’s fate remains unresolved. Does anyone have information about Pamela, the dog Rerun, or the people who worked at Fast Forward Video in 1989?