Amber Carrie Potts was 16 when she vanished from the Etobicoke area of Ontario on November 26, 1988. She is described as a white female, five feet seven inches, about 130 pounds, with curly brown hair, brown eyes, a birthmark on the back of her neck and a scar on her left knee. Born July 27, 1972, Amber had a history of running away but had always stayed in touch with her mother until her sudden silence.

The day before her disappearance Amber spent the night at a local motel with friends. Her mother and stepfather, Don Pressey, found her there on the morning of November 26 and after a calm but serious conversation Amber agreed to return home on Rabbit Lane. As she stepped out of the vehicle she fled, ran toward Lake Shore Boulevard West and then flagged down a passing car. She got into that stranger’s vehicle and was driven away; she has not been seen or heard from since. Her personal belongings were left behind in the motel room.

Both parents have since died without learning what happened to Amber and the investigation remains open. Did anyone who lived near Rabbit Lane or Lake Shore Boulevard West in late November 1988 see that car or remember Amber that day?