Wendy L. Aughe was 29 and a mother of two when she vanished from Bellingham, Washington, in the early hours of April 25, 1987. She was last seen leaving the La Paloma Restaurant with a man who gave his name as Mike Johnson and later was identified as Darren Dee O’Neall. Aughe was driving a distinctive 1972 Ford Torino, red with a black vinyl top. After giving a friend a ride to Burlington, she returned to a friend’s house in Bellingham, the last place anyone who knew her reported seeing her.

When Wendy failed to pick up her 8-year-old daughter on April 28, a missing person report was filed. Police found Wendy’s apartment in a violent state, with pools of blood and bloodsoaked bedding, and her car was missing. Her Torino was recovered in Eugene, Oregon, on May 2; O’Neall’s fingerprints were inside and U.S. Customs had photographed him driving the car into Canada. O’Neall disappeared after just two days working at the restaurant and stole from it before vanishing.

Did anyone in the Bellingham or Burlington area know Wendy, her routine, or the man she left the restaurant with on April 25, 1987?