Circumstances of Disappearance
Morgan was last seen on May 13, 1984 (Mother's Day) by her mother. Morgan reportedly received a phone call around 7 PM on the 13th, which lasted approximately four to six minutes. It was related to her work in the computer center of the National Cash Register Company in Fayetteville, GA.
Morgan received another call from work around 10 PM the same evening. She informed her mother she was reporting to work to solve a computer problem. Morgan changed her clothes and left the house. Her mother did not recall Morgan's dress. On the way, she stopped at a grocery store. That was the last time anyone reported seeing Helen Ann Morgan.
Morgan's car was recovered as an abandoned vehicle in the south terminal parking lot of the Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport on May 16, 1984 -- two days after she was reported missing. The ignition key was under the floor mat. There was no blood or any sign of violence. The car had been wiped clean of all fingerprints.
Morgan had no plans to travel and was reportedly a very 'conscientious' person who would informed loved ones of any plans to leave the state. She was also not upset at the time and had no reason to leave town without explanation.
Morgan was divorced from her husband in February / March 1984. They had a daughter together. Morgan told her mother she felt as if she was being followed during the divorce proceedings.
Morgan has never been seen or heard from since disappearing. There has been no activity within her financial accounts since she was last seen in 1984.