On the morning of June 24, 1962, 29-year-old Elizabeth Semach, also recorded under the surname Bariti, left her home in Niagara Falls, Ontario between 9 and 10 a.m. and never returned. She was five feet two inches tall, about 106 pounds, with a fair complexion, blue eyes and shoulder-length brown curly hair worn to the nape of her neck. That morning she was reportedly wearing a brown dress and white sandals; accounts differ about an outer garment, listing either a red three-quarter length trench coat or a white one.

Few details about why she left or where she might have been headed have been made public. The Niagara Regional Police Service is handling the case, which remains open and unresolved. No contact from Elizabeth has been reported since that June morning, and there have been no public breakthroughs in the decades since.

If anyone knew Elizabeth, remembers seeing her that morning, or has information about her movements in June 1962, readers are asked to come forward with what they know.