Nearly four decades after a Connecticut flight attendant and Mother disappeared without a trace,

investigators don't seem any closer to solving the mystery. But ask anyone who knows anything about

Regina Brown's life and they'll tell you exactly what they believe happened and

who they feel is responsible for her disappearance.

If only they had the evidence to prove it.

I'm Kylie Lowe and this is the case of Regina Brown

on Dark Down East. Regina Brown, born Regina Fano, grew up in rural Ames, Texas on a sprawling stretch of farmland

shared by many of her extended family members. Her family's Creole heritage was a big part of her upbringing,

as was her faith.

She went to Catholic high school through 12th grade

and then on to Texas Women's University

to earn her degree in clothing design.

She worked a few jobs after graduation, staying close to home and to her close-knit family,

but Regina knew she was ready for something beyond the confines of her small town life.

Those who knew her best described Regina as a free spirit,

a try anything once kind of person and she loved an adventure. What better place for a

wanderlust soul than jet setting across the map. Regina trained to be a flight attendant and worked her very first route for American

Airlines in February of 1977. The next four years of Regina's life were spent in the friendly skies keeping passengers

safe and happy. She found a best friend and her fellow flight attendant Hope

Lambert and they were as close as sisters. Regina told Hope everything. They spent holidays together

and Hope would name her future daughter after Regina. There was someone else Regina met

during her time as a flight attendant too, someone who

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