Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian female.  hair; blue eyes. Moulton has scars on both of her feet due to wart removal. She has a white spot on her left elbow. Moulton has flat moles scattered across her back. Dentals: Available. Moulton had her four eye teeth removed and braces on her teeth at the time of her disappearance. Her teeth were in good condition. DNA: Available

Details of Disappearance: Moulton planned to attend a YWCA dance during the evening hours of September 24, 1971 in her hometown of Portland, Maine. She asked her father to drop her off on Cumberland Avenue that afternoon. Moulton wanted to purchase a pair of pantyhose and toothpaste before preparing for the dance. She stopped by a music store on Forest Avenue later in the day to visit a friend. She told her friend she would walk home and would see her at the dance that evening.

Moulton was last seen walking down Forest Avenue to head home. Her residence was about a mile and a half away. She was carrying a brown leather Mexican clutch purse which contained her house key, two tubes of toothpaste, and a very small amount of cash, not even enough for a bus ticket. She never arrived home and has not been seen again. Her parents reported her missing after she was not home by dinnertime.

It is possible that Moulton left of her own accord with her friend, Lester Everett , traveling in a stolen blue 1963 Cadillac. There were unconfirmed sightings of Moulton, Everett and another male working in the potato fields in Aroostook County in northern Maine a few weeks after Moulton’s disappearance. There is no proof that she was ever actually there, however. Everett was eventually located alone. He said he did not know where Moulton was.

In 1983, a hunter said he came across a skeleton in the woods near Smyrna, Maine, surrounded by female clothing. Some investigators believe the remains were Moulton’s. The hunter was unable to retrace his footsteps and lead police back to the site, however, and the bones were never found.

Moulton’s case was reopened in the 1980s, but no evidence was uncovered regarding her whereabouts. She was a junior at Deering High School at the time of her disappearance. Investigators do not believe she ran away; she gave no indication that she was unhappy at the time of her disappearance. Her parents are both still alive, still live in the same house they shared with Moulton in 1971, and have also kept the same phone number. They continue to hope for a resolution in her case. Her disappearance remains unsolved.

Investigative Agency: Portland Public Safety Department/Missing Persons Unit 207-874-8300

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian female.  Kimberly has a surgical scar on her back, she has healed fractures. Her right ear is pierced three times and her left ear four times. Her ankle and her arm have previously been fractured. Dentals: Available

Details of Disappearance: Kimberly cancelled plans to attend her high school’s Junior Prom on the night of May 11, 1986 after an argument with her boyfriend. She told her sister that she was going out with friends and would return to their family’s residence in Jay, Maine in approximately one hour at 11:00 p.m. that evening. Kimberly was later seen entering a late-model white Monte Carlo or Trans Am with a friend and a 25-year-old male. Apparently, Kimberly’s friend was familiar with the man.

Kimberly did not bring her purse, makeup or any of her personal belongings with her when she departed her home. Her friend stated that she and the male dropped Kimberly off at approximately 3:45 a.m. the following morning. The friend told authorities that Kimberly requested they let her out of the car on Jewell Street, one-half mile from Kimberly’s residence which was on the same street. She allegedly claimed she wanted to be alone and walk the remaining distance to her house. She has never been seen again. Foul play is suspected in her case. The man Kimberly was last seen with is considered a person of interest in her disappearance, but has never been charged in connection with it.

Kimberly was declared legally dead in 1993. Her case remains unsolved.

Investigative Agency: Maine State Police 207-743-8282

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian male. Olive green Timberland sweatshirt, blue jeans, athletic shoes, carrying a red backpack.

Details of Disappearance: Jeremy disappeared in Northport, Maine on April 24, 2004. A woman who lives on Pound Hill Road in Northport spoke with him around 5:20 p.m. He was acting erratic and paranoid and she called police, but he ran into the woods before they could arrive. Shortly after that, a motorist saw Jeremy crossing Route 1. He has not been seen since. His van, with his keys and cell phone, were found abandoned in a small parking area off of Pound Hill Road in Northport.
Extensive K-9 searches have been performed, but no clues have been found. Some news reports list his clothing as a green-flannel Timberland shirt, brown corduroys and sneakers. There is a possibility that Jeremy’s behavior and subsequent disappearance may have been drug-related, but that has not been substantitated.

Investigative Agency: Waldo County Sheriff’s Department (207) 338-2040

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