On the evening of September 5, 1998, 19-year-old Brianne Ruth Wolgram was last seen at about 11:30 p.m. outside a 7-Eleven in Revelstoke, British Columbia. She was seen in the company of three unidentified young women and was expected to pick up a friend but never arrived. Brianne drove a black Acura Integra with distinctive gold rims that she had bought a few months earlier.

Five days later the Integra was found abandoned on a remote logging road near Alkolkolex Falls, about 16 kilometers from Revelstoke. Brianne’s wallet, driver’s licence, and $200 in cash were inside the car and appeared undisturbed; there were no immediate signs of a struggle at the scene. Hundreds of volunteers, aircraft, and boats searched the surrounding woods and waterways but Brianne was not found.

Investigators believe foul play was involved. The three women seen with her were never identified despite composite sketches, and tips over the years have produced no major breakthrough. If anyone knew Brianne, saw her that night, or has information about the three women, please come forward.