On May 12, 1977, 36-year-old Joan Kitson of Tonawanda, New York, punched out from her auditing job at Sisters Hospital in Buffalo at about 4:40 p.m. and never made it home. She was a wife and mother of teenage children and left without extra money or personal items, which family says suggested she had not planned to be away. Her 1972 sedan was found locked and undisturbed in the hospital parking garage.

Investigators considered abduction and searched the hospital incinerator, but found no evidence there. The Tonawanda Town Police Department keeps the case active and is open to DNA comparisons and new leads.

Does anyone have information about Joan’s movements on May 12, 1977?