Agnes Battersby, 42, vanished from Barrie, Ontario in the early morning hours of July 28, 1968. She was last seen when a friend dropped her at home at about 1:30 a.m.; that was the last confirmed sighting. A physical disability made it difficult for her to walk far — she walked with her knees together, toes pointed inward, slightly bent over and sliding her right foot along the ground — which is why her disappearance was classified as endangered missing.

At the time she was wearing a beige jacket, a brown sweater, a white blouse and blue pants. Agnes was a Caucasian woman with blue eyes and short curly brown hair beginning to gray; she had missing teeth and surgical scars on both calves.

Did anyone in Barrie remember seeing Agnes after 1:30 a.m. on July 28, 1968, or have information that could help fill the gaps in her last known movements?