Kimberly Wilson-Talley, 49, was reported missing from Youngstown, Ohio, in January 2017 after neighbors said they had not seen her for weeks and an aunt filed a missing person report on January 19, 2017. At the time she was being treated for throat cancer and required a feeding tube, a medical detail family and investigators say makes a voluntary disappearance unlikely. Her Magnolia Avenue apartment was found with windows open and her cat outside.

Investigators found several troubling leads. Kimberly missed an oncologist appointment, and authorities believe she may have been with her boyfriend, Delmar Daniels, around the time she vanished. A Pennsylvania Turnpike toll-camera image sent to her sister showed a man driving Kimberly’s car through a toll without paying and a hooded figure in the passenger seat who was believed to be Kimberly. On January 24, 2017, the car was recovered abandoned in a backyard on South Heights Avenue; someone had tried to sell it to a dealership but failed.

The family describes Kimberly as having taken on caregiving responsibilities after their mother was murdered in 1991. Her disappearance remains unsolved and suspicious; anyone with information about Kimberly, her movements in January 2017, or Delmar Daniels’ whereabouts is asked to come forward.