Rachel Hurley was 14 when she disappeared on March 17, 1990, after spending the day with friends at the beach in Jupiter, Florida. She left a boat outing in the mid-afternoon to meet her mother at Carlin Park, about a mile away, and ran ahead of her friends but never arrived. Hours later her body was found in a wooded area between the beach and the park; she had been sexually assaulted and strangled.

Palm Beach County investigators conducted a wide-scale probe and tested DNA from numerous suspects, but none matched the crime-scene evidence. The case remains one of the county’s most high-profile cold homicides, with the Sheriff’s Office continuing to appeal for tips and offering a reward for information.

If anyone knew Rachel, was at Carlin Park or the beach that afternoon, or remembers anything unusual that day, please come forward with information that could help bring her family closure.