Corinne Anita Hagler, known as Cori, was 17 when she disappeared from Burbank, California, on October 1, 1980. She was described as 5 feet 9 inches and about 175 pounds, with brown permed hair dyed darker than natural, blue/hazel eyes, a large iron-burn scar on her right forearm, a pigmented mole above her navel, and a tattoo of three dots in a triangle between her thumb and index finger. She had previously broken three ribs and was knock-kneed.

Her father, Harold L. Hagler, reported finding Corinne in sexual intercourse with her boyfriend, George Garnett, during a lunch break at home; an argument followed and the father said he slapped her, after which Corinne ran away, possibly headed for Texas. Both Corinne and Garnett disappeared at about the same time. Shortly after, the father replaced carpeting he said had been stained with fluids from the encounter. Records link a Harold Hagler to the Burbank Police Department as a Senior Animal Control Officer in 1982 and to a City of Burbank pensioner record.

No confirmed trace of Corinne has surfaced since October 1, 1980. Can anyone with memories of Burbank in 1980 or information about Corinne or George Garnett help?