Betty Loggins Emmett and her four-month-old daughter, Holly Ann Emmett, were last seen at their Gainesville, Georgia, home on October 27, 1977. According to Betty’s husband, Homer Lee Emmett, an unknown vehicle arrived about 1:00 a.m. to pick them up; Betty went back inside to collect clothes and then left with Holly. Neither mother nor infant were seen again.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation handles the case, which remains open. Public information is sparse and photographs of Holly are hard to find. Homer later was convicted in an unrelated 1973 murder and died in prison in 2011; some observers have questioned his account because of that history, but his version that Betty left voluntarily is what he reported at the time.

If anyone knew Betty or Holly, or has information about their whereabouts the night of October 27, 1977, please share what is known.