Loridee June Wilson, 30, vanished from Juneau, Alaska after being last seen on March 24, 2016. She had traveled from Dillingham to enter the Rainforest Recovery Center for help with drug addiction and to become drug-free so she could safely receive anesthesia for a life-saving throat dilation scheduled for August 2016. As a child she had ingested a caustic lye-based detergent, causing severe, lifelong esophageal damage that required dilation procedures at least once a year and more than 200 prior dilations.

Family members say Loridee sounded optimistic in a phone call the day she disappeared, but hours later she left the Rainforest Recovery Center through a ground-floor window and did not return. Staff notified the family the next day. Her father led an extensive search in Juneau, distributing flyers, checking shelters, transit, airlines and ferries, and hiring a local resident to continue looking. A missing person report was filed with the Juneau Police Department, but no significant leads have emerged and she has missed the critical medical procedures she needs.

Does anyone in the Juneau or Dillingham area remember seeing Loridee or have information that could help her family?