Krista Marie Sypher, 44, a mother of three, was last seen at her home in Plover, Wisconsin, on March 13, 2017. Her phone went inactive that day and she did not take her car. Her husband, Jason Sypher, said he last saw her that morning before he left to run errands and reported her missing on March 20, saying he had thought she left with a boyfriend but had not seen her go.

The investigation turned up several troubling details: Krista had been walking with a limp from a recent ankle injury; multiple suspicious cash withdrawals were made from the couple’s joint account before her disappearance; large trash bags were purchased the day she vanished; Krista’s broken phone was recovered from a public dumpster with Jason’s fingerprints on the bag; investigators found a history of domestic abuse; and a heavy garbage bag was disposed of at a waste facility shortly after she vanished. Jason Sypher was arrested in 2018 and charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding Krista’s body; he was convicted in October 2019 and sentenced to life in prison. Krista’s remains have not been found and authorities continue to seek information about her whereabouts.

Did anyone in Plover or the surrounding area see Krista or notice anything unusual around March 13, 2017?