Elizabeth Ann Maggard, 22, disappeared from her River Road apartment in Silver Grove, Kentucky, on July 4, 1984. Her last known contact was a telephone call with her mother at about 9:00 p.m., when she said her ex-husband had arrived with their young son and that she would call back. That return call never happened.

When Elizabeth did not drop her son off at the sitter’s the next day, her mother went to the apartment and found personal items left behind — including her purse and an uncashed paycheck — and the family cat still inside. The child was later located safe with his father in Cold Spring, Kentucky; Elizabeth was not found. She was described as a white female, brown hair and brown eyes, 5 feet 7 inches, 125 pounds, with pierced ears, a birthmark on the back of her right leg and a small scar on her forehead. She may have been wearing a t-shirt, shorts, cream-colored sandals and a ruby ring.

Authorities have long suspected foul play and have considered the ex-husband a person of interest amid reports of a contentious divorce and custody dispute. The Kentucky State Police and the Campbell County Police Department conducted interviews and investigations, and the family at one point offered a reward for information. Does anyone from Silver Grove or Cold Spring remember Elizabeth that summer or have information that could help explain what happened?