Wilmington, North Carolina, July 30th, 2006, it's 2 a.m., last call at the junction pub and billiards.

And for one woman who walked out this door into the shadows, last call very likely marked the last moments of her life.

I got a phone call from my father saying, there's a problem, and he said, your sister Allison

is missing. They can't find her. Suburban New Jersey, Lisa Valentino heard the news from her father John. He learned that his

youngest daughter, 34-year-old Alison Foy, was missing. But how he learned it was just as unsettling.

A message was left on the phone. Please call it the police department that your daughter's

missing. Did the two of you

find it strange that you had to find out about this from the police department and not from

Allison's husband? Yes. I did. Why didn't her husband call? His answer to me was he couldn't

find my number. Allison was a married mother of two young daughters, an accomplished dancer and gymnast,

the only member of a tightly knit family to have moved out of the New York area to North Carolina.

The day that she actually went missing, I was having a birthday party here, and she had called. And I said to her,

you know what, Allison? I said, everybody's coming here. And she said, okay, I'll give you a call

when things settle down a little bit. And I said, okay, and that was it. Unfortunately, that's the

last time I ever spoke with her. Allison had been reported missing by her husband Michael. Wilmington police detective Mike Overton

and Captain Marshall Williamson started working on the case and found a marriage very clearly

on the rocks. At the time she went missing, she had been going out late at night to bars,

leaving the husband and kids behind. As police in Wilmington tried to reconstruct the night Allison Foy vanished,

they discovered she'd gone to work at her new job as assistant manager at a Wilmington hotel,

then spent those last hours at the junction pub in the company of another man,

not a lover, but by all accounts a confidant, who said he thought

Allison was too drunk to drive home and asked the bartender to call a cab for Allison.

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