Our card this week is Patricia Barrett, the two of hearts from Utah.

Patricia, known as Patty to friends and family, never stayed in the same place for too long.

Her home base was Dallas with her daughters, but as she got older, the big city began to overwhelm

her.

There were too many people, too much chaos, it made her nervous. She thought

she'd find a safer, more peaceful life surrounded by the mountains in Salt Lake City.

But in a cruel twist of fate, just weeks after arriving, Patty was murdered.

More than 45 years later, her family is still trying to figure out why. I'm Ashley to see. Oh, In April of 2011, 53 year old Sibby Barrett was sitting at home, scrolling through Namus, the National

Missing Person Database, just as she had the month before that, and the month before that, and the month before that. Really ever since 2007 when Namus first came out

Sibi had been scouring the site looking at profile after profile of Jane Doe's,

hoping that one day she'd find the one that belonged to her mom,

Patty Barrett.

The last time Sibi saw her mom, Patty,

was 33 years earlier in August of 1978 when she was 21 years old.

At the time Patty wanted to get out of Dallas A-S-A-P.

Now this wasn't totally out of character for Patty. She moved around a lot

mostly as a result of her schizophrenia. Sibby was barely eight years old when Patty

was diagnosed with schizophrenia.

And though she probably didn't even know what that word meant at the time,

it was impossible for her not to notice her mom acting differently.

In Sibby's earliest memories, Patty was smart and pretty and had a hilariously dry sense of humor.

But over time, she became quieter, less present, and then she began experiencing symptoms of paranoia at home at the

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