Regina F. Brown, 35, was last seen March 26, 1987, at LaGuardia Airport. A flight attendant living in Newtown, Connecticut, she was amid a contentious divorce from fellow American Airlines pilot Willis Brown and had obtained a court order to keep him away from her home. Regina placed her third child and the family’s live-in babysitter on a flight to Texas, then left the airport and made a phone call warning a friend to become alarmed if her parents hadn’t heard from her within four days and to consider her husband responsible if she remained unreachable two days after that.

Neighbors reported Regina’s dog barking the day after she vanished. On April 2 a friend found the dog alone, feces on the floor, a bowl of water, and a bag of dog food from a store Regina did not use. Regina’s bronze Honda Accord was found April 6 on 104th Street in Manhattan with the keys in the ignition, two child seats in back, and parking tickets on the windshield; no sign of a struggle was reported.

Searches and investigative steps were delayed at times, and foul play is suspected. Regina was declared legally dead in 1995. Does anyone have information about Regina’s movements in late March 1987 or about the Honda Accord after it was found?