On the evening of June 8, 2011, Bill Currier, 50, and his wife Lorraine were last seen leaving work in Essex Junction, Vermont. When they failed to show up the next day, a welfare check found phone lines cut and a garage-to-house window broken, and personal items including Bill’s insulin were left behind—signs that prompted investigators to treat the scene as forced entry and potential foul play. Two days later their car was found abandoned at a nearby apartment complex; a witness description produced a police sketch but no immediate leads.

The case remained unsolved until information emerged from a separate investigation. Israel Keyes later confessed to abducting the Curriers, saying he bound them with zip ties, forced them into their own car, and drove them to an abandoned farmhouse he had scouted. Keyes told investigators Bill freed himself, was beaten with a shovel and shot, and Lorraine was sexually assaulted and strangled. The Curriers’ bodies have never been found despite searches of the farmhouse site and a landfill.

Are there readers who remember seeing the Curriers’ car in June 2011 or who know anything that might still help close this case?