Kathy Anne Lull-Off was 15 when she disappeared near Thessalon in Ontario on July 19, 1971. She and two teenage friends had been hitchhiking and were reportedly given a ride by an American couple who dropped them at a deserted site called Old Camp 30 near Aubrey Falls, about 70 miles north of Thessalon. Reports differ on exact arrival details, but accounts say Kathy argued with her friends that evening, walked away from the campsite into the bush, and was never seen again.

She is described as a Caucasian female, 5 feet 5 inches, about 110 pounds, with long brown hair, brown eyes and a light complexion. She was last seen wearing a blue and green striped short-sleeve shirt, blue denim bell-bottom pants, a black belt with a brass buckle, and white canvas tennis shoes. Provincial Police, Sault Search and Rescue, and the Department of Lands and Forests searched a three-mile stretch toward Highway 129 using bloodhounds, skin divers, a helicopter and a plane but found no trace, and the official search was called off. Police at the time said they did not suspect foul play.

Does anyone have memories of Old Camp 30 or Aubrey Falls in July 1971, or information about Kathy’s movements that night?