Sharon Elaine Hindman, known as Sherry, was 49 when she and her husband Eugene disappeared from Dryden, Washington. The couple was last seen on September 27, 1985. Both worked packing apples at Independent Fruit and were reported missing when they failed to show for work for two days and did not collect their paychecks.

Their red Ford convertible was found parked at the Big Y Café in Dryden. Blood was discovered on the walls and floor of the travel trailer where they lived, yet most personal belongings remained. A 1970 Mercury convertible linked to the case appeared to have been wiped of fingerprints and had mud and grass on the undercarriage, prompting investigators to consider that the vehicle might have been used to move the couple and that remains could have been left in a nearby orchard.

Shortly before their disappearance the Hindmans had filed for a restraining order against their landlord, accusing him of stealing a pig; that landlord was later convicted of attempted murder in an unrelated incident. Does anyone who lived or worked in the Wenatchee Valley in 1985 remember seeing the Hindmans, their red Ford, or either convertible around September 27?