On November 11, 2013, 30-year-old Rachel Lucille Cyriacks was last seen in Mitchell, South Dakota. Friends and family became concerned when the mother of three failed to make contact. Her husband, Brad, stated that Rachel had picked him up from the Beadle County Jail on November 13th and they drove to their home in Woonsocket before she took him to a friend's house in Huron. Rachel has not been seen or heard from since that day. At the time of her disappearance, she was driving her gray and black 1995 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck. Her family described her as a woman who was always on the go, and noted she was attempting to improve her life and regain custody of her children.
In December 2013, Rachel's Chevrolet Silverado was discovered hidden on a bee farm in Huron, owned by the family of an acquaintance of her husband. The truck had been rendered inoperable, with significant damage to its underside and the drivetrain removed.
Along with Rachel, a cherished handmade quilt with a green, pink, and white pattern also vanished from her home. Law enforcement has circulated photos of a similar quilt, hoping it might generate leads. In the months and years that followed, authorities conducted numerous searches based on tips and leads. These efforts included searching the James River near Huron, utilizing ground-penetrating radar in Beadle County to check for underground disturbances, and examining abandoned buildings and other locations. Despite these extensive searches, Rachel has not been located.
The investigation into Rachel Cyriacks' disappearance remains active, with law enforcement officials considering it a case of suspected foul play. Shortly before she went missing, in August 2013, Rachel had filed for a protection order against her husband, citing past domestic abuse. He has been identified as the prime suspect in her disappearance, although no charges have been filed in connection with the case. Over the years, Rachel's family has worked to keep her story in the public eye, hiring a private investigator and creating a social media page dedicated to her search. Authorities have repeatedly appealed to the public for any information that might lead to a breakthrough in the case, emphasizing that even small details could be crucial. The case remains unsolved, leaving her family with unanswered questions about what happened to her after she vanished.Last Seen: Nov 11, 2013
