Jacquelyn ’Daisy Lynn’ Landry, 18, of Lafayette, Louisiana, disappeared on May 23, 2017. She was last seen leaving her residence with a friend near Kaliste Saloom and Farrel roads on her way to a party; her phone went off shortly after and she never arrived. At the time she was wearing a green army jacket, jeans, brown sandals and a sunflower hair bow, carrying an Adidas backpack. She has light brown, shoulder-length wavy hair, blue eyes, a Chinese symbol tattoo above her right breast and a small triangle on the inside of her right wrist, plus a burn mark on the outside of her left forearm.

Investigators early on treated the case as a homicide despite Jacquelyn’s body not being recovered. On May 31, 2017, 22-year-old Malik Sheron Davis was arrested and charged with second-degree murder after detectives said evidence indicated foul play. Later accounts in the investigation alleged drug use and that Davis and two roommates wrapped Jacquelyn’s body and placed it in a garbage can; the body was not found despite extensive searches. Davis later pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and other occupants faced obstruction charges. Jacquelyn’s family continues to seek closure.

If anyone knew Jacquelyn, saw her on May 23, 2017, or has information about her disappearance, please come forward.