Sachiko McClurg, 65, vanished from her daughter’s Tucson home on May 1, 2018. She and her daughter Jeni had recently moved from California so Sachiko and her husband could help care for Jeni during cancer treatment. On the morning of May 1 both women were forcibly taken from the residence; a white Nissan Altima was also reported missing. The last contact was about 8:00 a.m. that day, and the Pima County Sheriff’s Department was notified that evening when they could not be reached.

Investigators identified Jeni’s estranged husband, Norman Schrank III, as the primary suspect. Two days later law enforcement found Schrank and Jeni at a cabin in Pine, Arizona. Jeni was alive, bound and injured, and said they had been taken and that Schrank had made several stops, including at a storage unit. Schrank admitted abducting both women, but Sachiko has not been found. Authorities believe Sachiko may have been killed and could be in the Pine area. Schrank was later found unresponsive in his jail cell on May 16, 2018; his death was ruled a suicide. Sachiko remains an endangered missing person and her family has not received closure.

Does anyone have information about Sachiko’s movements after 8:00 a.m. on May 1, 2018, or knowledge of activity near Pine, Arizona, around that time?