Lisa Marie Wallace Geise was 26 and living in Norcross, Georgia, when she was last seen on February 26, 1989. She worked as a computer programmer at Larson-Juhl and had been planning her wedding weeks away. Lisa went to the office that day to do inventory; that evening she vanished.

The next morning a fire intentionally set inside the Gwinnett Business Park building had activated the sprinklers and flooded the office. Near Lisa’s desk a pool of blood was found in the water. Her purse was recovered on the roof of a nearby building; the only item missing was the keys to her 1983 Nissan Pulsar, which was parked a block away. Investigators later found a blood-stained 10-pound doorstop and a cloth mail cart with blood in woods near the office, and faint blood on a company van door. Water damage and rain compromised the blood evidence.

Police suspect a former employee who had been fired for falsifying his resume and who’d been on probation for embezzlement. Company computers were tampered with the day Lisa disappeared, and leads including a search of wells on property once owned by the suspect were pursued, but no charges were filed. Her family seeks answers and closure.

If anyone worked at Larson-Juhl in 1989 or knew Lisa’s routines, can you share what you remember?