Georgia Darlene Nolan was 33 when she vanished in autumn 1976 after leaving Harlan, Kentucky to travel back to Chicago with her estranged husband. She had recently returned to her childhood home while separated, then reconciled and left their infant with the child’s paternal grandmother for the trip that became her last known movements. Her husband is the last person known to have seen her; his accounts of what happened on the drive vary. He first said he let her out of the vehicle after an argument, giving different locations over the years (near Indianapolis and near the Indiana–Illinois border). Years later he told a different story about a gas-station stop in Indianapolis where Georgia reportedly made a phone call and was picked up by an unknown woman.

Her brother filed a missing-person report on November 28, 1976. Foul play is suspected and her Social Security number has not been used since 1976. She was described as 5 feet 4 inches, dark brown hair, brown eyes, with a scar on her forehead, a mole on the back of her neck, and extensive scarring on her lower back; she may have been wearing an Indian-style shirt and a cross necklace.

If anyone remembers Georgia, the trip she took in 1976, or saw a woman matching her description along that route, what can be shared with her family now?