Annette Campbell Dodd was 26 when she vanished from her Chattooga County home in the spring of 1986. Her husband reported they returned home together at about 1:00 a.m. on April 19, 1986; when he woke later that morning Annette was gone. She left behind her car, wallet, and Social Security card—only her driver’s license was missing. At the time she was described with brown hair and brown eyes, wearing a gray striped dress with a ruffle at the bottom and brown flat shoes.

Investigators from the outset suspected foul play, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation lists her missing date as April 22, 1986, and presumes she was a victim of foul play. A suspect was later identified and a private investigator involved in the case reported there was evidence sufficient to consider murder charges, but without Annette’s body no arrest was made. Her family, including a daughter who was eight at the time, has continued public advocacy and remembrance events.

Who has information about Annette’s last known movements or about anyone connected to her home that April night?