Reba Faye Catlett, 58, was last heard from the morning of June 15, 1992, when she told her daughter she was on her way to the Sevier County courthouse to check tax records. The next morning, a dark four-door Cadillac registered to her was found unlocked in a Big Lots parking lot in Sevierville at about 5:15 a.m.; her sister who retrieved the car noted the driver’s seat was pushed back farther than Reba would have needed, and the vehicle appeared to have been wiped clean.

All of Reba’s personal belongings and money remained at her home, and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation suspects she was murdered. No trace of Reba has been found, a $5,000 family reward went unclaimed, and her family placed a memorial stone in a Jones Cove cemetery bearing her birth date and the day she was last seen.

What information might help finally resolve Reba’s disappearance—were you in Sevierville in June 1992 or do you remember seeing that Cadillac?