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Immediately, I started looking for stories that we had done at MBC years ago, and unfortunately, I couldn't find any.

We never covered this woman's story. That's the sad part in all of this. We went through archives and archives, and I had two managers, media managers, that's what they called.

I had them trying to help me. We couldn't find anything on this little girl who went missing some 36 years ago.

There's so many people who have a loved one missing.

And they just want some help. They want you to put their picture out there to help me find something.

On the evening of June 25, 1983, 18-month-old Vignette Teague was in the company of her grandmother, cousins, and many neighbors and friends.

While her parents treated themselves to the rare occasion of a night out to see a movie together.

A neighbor and Vignette's grandmother took turns holding her, until her grandmother went to take a phone call inside, and the neighbor sat Vignette down near a busy hallway.

Family and friends milled about as she sat near a table where her uncle was playing cards.

A short time passed, and the family realized that Vignette was no longer sitting near the apartment door or in the hallway.

She was nowhere to be found. In the 36 years that have passed since that day, Vignette Teague has never been seen again.

I'm Marissa, and from Wondery, this is Episode 206 of the Vanished. Vignette Teague's story.

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