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Kimberly Lashawn Mack, a 27-year-old mother of four, was last seen the evening of May 26, 2000, leaving her home in the 8100 block of north Alaska Street in Tampa, Florida. Two days later her 1990 Geo Prism was found locked and abandoned in the Progress Village area, with her purse and identification missing. Her family said she would not have voluntarily left her young children.

Within a month of her disappearance an anonymous woman called with a tip suggesting Mack had been harmed; police publicly asked the caller to come forward but it is unclear if she did. Detectives initially questioned former boyfriends and later cleared them, but in October 2007 Mack’s former boyfriend David Eugene Lee was charged with manslaughter after his brother told investigators Mack was dead and buried in a remote area of Ruskin. Lee admitted during an interview that he put his arm around her neck during an argument over money and confessed to killing her. He agreed to a ten-year manslaughter sentence to be served concurrently with an existing drug sentence.

Despite the confession and information about a burial site, Mack’s remains have never been recovered and foul play is suspected. Does anyone have information about Kimberly’s last movements or the Progress Village and Ruskin areas in 2000?