Atlanta Clark was 73 when she disappeared from Panama City, Florida, on January 4, 1984. She had been staying at the Continental Condominiums while visiting friends; she was last seen three days after arriving when she had dinner with those friends. When they could not find her on January 4, they reported her missing.

Police searched Clark’s condominium and found her personal belongings still there along with a note that suggested she may have intended to take her own life. No other evidence was recovered at the scene, and she was never heard from again. The case went cold until Panama City investigators reopened it in 1997 and ran a search using cadaver dogs, which did not locate remains. A handwriting analysis of the note was sent to the United States Secret Service, though results have not been released.

Several leads have been pursued over the years. In March 2000 a prison inmate wrote a friend claiming he had killed Clark; investigators concluded he was not involved. In May 2000 a woman matching Clark’s description died in a New York City hospital but was later determined not to be her. Clark is presumed deceased, and the investigation remains open. Did anyone in Panama City in January 1984 remember seeing Atlanta Clark or notice anything unusual around the Continental Condominiums?