Ellen Akers stopped by the 7-Eleven on April 19, 1981, located on Atlantic Avenue where her mother worked at about 8 p.m. to get money for the movies.
It's unknown whether she ever saw a show, but Akers never came home that night.
Neither family nor friends have seen her since.
When Akers' mother came home from work the next morning, she realized her daughter was missing.
The stepfather reported Akers missing at 4 p.m. that day.
Police said her purse and eyeglasses were still in her bedroom at home after the disappearance.
6/16/2008 Investigators think it is likely Ellen Akers is dead.
They continue to track down clues and explore new leads with the help of new technology.
They hope the public will come forward with some new information about her.
It's unknown whether she ever saw a show, but Akers never came home that night.
Neither family nor friends have seen her since.
When Akers' mother came home from work the next morning, she realized her daughter was missing.
The stepfather reported Akers missing at 4 p.m. that day.
Police said her purse and eyeglasses were still in her bedroom at home after the disappearance.
6/16/2008 Investigators think it is likely Ellen Akers is dead.
They continue to track down clues and explore new leads with the help of new technology.
They hope the public will come forward with some new information about her.
Ellen Akers stopped by the 7-Eleven on April 19, 1981, located on Atlantic Avenue where her mother worked at about 8 p.m. to get money for the movies.
It's unknown whether she ever saw a show, but Akers never came home that night.
Neither family nor friends have seen her since.
When Akers' mother came home from work the next morning, she realized her daughter was missing.
The stepfather reported Akers missing at 4 p.m. that day.
Police said her purse and eyeglasses were still in her bedroom at home after the disappearance.
6/16/2008 Investigators think it is likely Ellen Akers is dead.
They continue to track down clues and explore new leads with the help of new technology.
They hope the public will come forward with some new information about her.
It's unknown whether she ever saw a show, but Akers never came home that night.
Neither family nor friends have seen her since.
When Akers' mother came home from work the next morning, she realized her daughter was missing.
The stepfather reported Akers missing at 4 p.m. that day.
Police said her purse and eyeglasses were still in her bedroom at home after the disappearance.
6/16/2008 Investigators think it is likely Ellen Akers is dead.
They continue to track down clues and explore new leads with the help of new technology.
They hope the public will come forward with some new information about her.
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