Zeta D. Gordon, 43, was last seen leaving her family home in Atchison County, Kansas in the early morning hours of October 5, 1992, after an argument with her husband, Wayne Gordon. She told family she was going for a drive and left in her white Chrysler LeBaron, a child witnessing her departure. The next day two of her children found the car parked near an abandoned farmhouse in Atchison County with the convertible top down, radio on, keys in the ignition, and Zeta’s purse and a suitcase inside — but Zeta was gone.

Zeta was 5 feet 5 inches, about 105 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes, contact lenses, and pierced ears. She was studying interior design and cared for three children aged nine to twenty-three and an elderly mother; investigators considered it uncharacteristic for her to leave them. In the weeks after her disappearance there were about ten reported local sightings, some by people who knew her, but none were confirmed. Authorities have treated the case as a probable homicide and have not ruled out anyone as a suspect. Zeta’s husband later divorced her and in January 1998 died by suicide; he was described as a person of interest at one point but was never officially named a suspect.

Does anyone who lived in Atchison County in 1992 remember seeing a white Chrysler LeBaron near the abandoned farmhouse or have information about Zeta’s movements that week?