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One woman may have been the last person to ever see Sherri Ruchti before she vanished. It was around 10:00 p.m. the
night that Sherri disappeared and this woman, that I'm going to call Amy, was driving to work. And she noticed this
teal four-door sedan stopped on a quiet rural road and its headlights were still
on. So, like thinking that somebody, like maybe needed help, Amy pulled over and inside the car was a young woman and
she was tan with dark hair and she seemed like she was trying to talk to Amy, but she was like talking fast, she
was anxious or scared. There was also music blaring from the stereo inside the car, so Amy really couldn't hear like
what she was saying. And that's when Amy noticed this huge man walking out of the woods back
towards the car, back to where Amy was. And that's when it hit her what this woman was trying to say, "Go." So, Amy
rushes back to her car, speeds off and then uses her car's emergency system to call for help before circling back
because she knew that the woman in the car shouldn't be left there alone. But when Amy got back, car's still there,
but now the lights are off, the woman's gone, the man was gone, too. And days later, Amy saw Sherri's picture on the
news and she says that she believes it was Sherri she saw in that car. She told police about this,
but you will not believe what they told her in response. To hear about it and for our full look into the disappearance
of Sherri Ruchti, watch Crime Junkie on YouTube.

One witness believes she may have been the last person to see Sheryl Rucci before she disappeared.

Around 10 p.m. on the night Sheryl vanished, a woman we will call Amy was driving to work when she noticed a teal four-door sedan stopped on a quiet rural road with its headlights still on. She pulled over to see if anyone needed help and saw a young woman inside the car who appeared anxious and was trying to say something, but loud music made it difficult to hear.

Then Amy noticed a large man walking out of the woods toward the car. She says that's when she realized the woman was telling her one word: "Go."

Amy drove away and used her vehicle's emergency system to call for help before returning to the scene. When she got back, the car was still there, but the lights were off and both the man and the woman were gone.

Days later, after seeing news coverage of Sheryl Rucci's disappearance, Amy told investigators she believed the woman she saw was Sheryl.

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Brief Summary

Witness Amy encounters Sherri Ruchti before her disappearance, raising questions about the investigation.

Key points

The Last Sighting of Sherri Ruchti. A woman named Amy may have been the last to see Sherri before she vanished.

Episode quotes

Go!

The woman in the car was trying to warn Amy.

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