Kimberly Kay Novak, aged 33, was last seen on April 17, 1992, in Granger, Wyoming. She had a tumultuous life, often struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, and had a habit of disappearing for stretches of time. Despite these absences, her family remained in regular contact with her, especially around significant events like Father’s Day. On the day she disappeared, it was reported that she may have been dealing with a custody issue, possibly related to her children who were living with
her mother in Montana at the time.
Kimberly’s family, particularly her sister, Becky Carter, has long believed that she was the victim of foul play. Although there has been little information regarding her disappearance, the case remains open, with the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office continuing the investigation. Her family has expressed frustration over the years due to the lack of progress in solving the case, but they continue to seek answers and hope for closure.
Kimberly was known for her distinctive features, including a Pegasus tattoo on her shoulder with the words "rolling thunder" underneath and a mole by her nose. Despite her struggles, she was deeply loved by her family, who still hope to bring her home.Last Seen: Apr 17, 1992
