Vickey Carolyn De Laurier, a 44-year-old office manager, disappeared after leaving her job at the Sav-A-Lot in Radcliff, Kentucky. She was last seen driving home about 8:30 p.m. with nearly $2,500 in cash and checks from the store, money that was never deposited. Both of her cell phones went straight to voicemail after she vanished and there was no activity on her bank accounts.

Her red Honda Civic was found the next day on the side of Highway 313 near South Boundary Road, a route her family said she did not normally take. The car was parked at an odd angle with doors unlocked, hazard lights on, and a full tank of gas. Her purse and makeup bag were inside—items her son said she always carried—leading investigators to conclude the driver had left in a hurry. Searches using bloodhounds and cadaver dogs produced no significant leads.

De Laurier had a pending order of protection against her live-in boyfriend and was due in court the day after she disappeared. The boyfriend cooperated with investigators, passed a polygraph, and had an alibi and has been cleared as a suspect; her estranged husband and her son were also investigated and cleared. The Radcliff and Vine Grove police departments classify her as an endangered missing person and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the area at the time see Vickey’s Civic or notice anything unusual along Highway 313 the night she disappeared?