Tracy Lynn Day, a 43-year-old Tlingit woman born October 19, 1975, was last seen in Juneau, Alaska, on February 14, 2019. That day she visited her mother’s home wearing clothes unsuitable for the cold; family members gave her warmer clothing and her sister dropped her at Franklin Street and Ferry Way. The sister last saw Tracy walking toward two men near a coffee shop. She was not carrying her prescribed medication and had a history of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, and homelessness.

At the time she went missing Tracy was 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighed about 135 to 140 pounds, had sandy brown hair and blue eyes, a tattoo on her left hand, and scars on her right hand and left forearm. Family reported her missing to police on March 22, 2019; tips and unconfirmed sightings followed, and a year later some clothing and a bus pass were found on the side of a mountain. The Juneau Police Department describes the investigation as active but reports no new leads or suspects.

Does anyone have information about Tracy’s movements in Juneau in February 2019 or recall seeing her near Franklin Street and Ferry Way that day?