Peggy Reaves Mock

Status:

Open

Jurisdiction:

Boaz Police Department (AL)

Missing From:

Gadsden, Alabama

Summary:

Peggy Reaves Mock was last seen in Gadsen, Alabama on December 25, 1992. She was last seen at a nightclub at midnight on December 25, 1992, when she and her friends went to two lounges and Peggy met a man. She has never been located and remains a missing person.

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Circumstances of Disappearance:

Mock was last seen at a nightclub in Gadsden, Alabama at approximately midnight on December 25, 1992. She went to the Chestnut Station, a local lounge, with friends, then went to the Warehouse Lounge. She left with a man and he brought her back and let her off there. She has never been heard from again.

Additional Details:

In March 1993, her boots and her purse were found at the site of the burned-out Mountaintop Club in Rainbow City, Alabama. The purse was near the former club's pool, which was stagnant and full of debris. Authorities drained it, but found no other clues. In May 1993, Mock's dark blue 1983 Toyota Celica and some personal items were found backed into a space in the parking lot of Forest River Apartments on George Wallace Drive near Gadsden. Authorities stated the car may have been parked at that location for several months, possibly since Mock's disappearance. The vehicle had been wiped clean of fingerprints. After Mock's disappearance, police got a letter a woman had written to a third party about her. The woman wrote that she had "been sick since Peggy Mock came up missing" and that Mock "went to Texas in the trunk of a car." This woman who wrote the letter was murdered in November 1994, and two men were convicted of the crime. Authorities don't believe her homicide was connected to Mock's disappearance and they aren't sure of the significance of her letter.

Case Last Updated:

Sep 25, 2026