Shannon Rose MacLean was 19 when she vanished after accepting a ride while hitchhiking with a friend on Broadway in Denver on or about April 29, 1988. A white man in his early thirties picked up the two women; the friend was dropped off and Shannon remained in the vehicle. The man was described as about five feet ten inches, chubby, with brown hair, a mustache and yellowish teeth. He drove a brown station wagon with Laguna on the dashboard and a Fish Naked bumper sticker.

Three months later Shannon’s body was found in a secluded area near Highway 285 and Surrey Road in Jefferson County, and her disappearance was ruled a homicide. No arrests have been announced and the driver who picked her up has never been identified. The investigation is listed as ongoing.

If anyone remembers a brown station wagon with Laguna on the dash or the Fish Naked bumper sticker in Denver in spring 1988, or has other information about that ride, please come forward.