Wilma Scribner was 42 when she was reported missing from Middlebury, Vermont, on November 2, 1977 after leaving in the family’s dark green, wood-paneled 1968 Ford LTD Squire station wagon with roof rack and Vermont plate C-8037. The station wagon and Wilma both disappeared for more than a year. Her body was recovered from Otter Creek in Weybridge on March 21, 1979; an autopsy later determined she died by strangulation, and the case was reclassified as a homicide.

The station wagon was recovered from the same creek upstream from where her body was found in October 1979. Despite those discoveries, no arrests have been announced and no suspects have been publicly named.

What information might help bring new attention to this unsolved homicide?