Gail Doyle was a 60-year-old woman last seen on June 2, 2016, in Olympia, Washington. She was described as a white female with blonde hair and green eyes, about 5 feet 2 inches to 5 feet 3 inches tall and 100 to 110 pounds, with a distinctive tattoo on her abdomen of a stick figure pushing a lawn mower. The case was classified as endangered missing.

Reports placed Gail’s last sighting on a Thursday night near Martin Way East and Devoe Street NE. A blue four-door 1996 Honda Civic with a gray hood and Washington plate ACM7289 was identified in connection with her disappearance. Investigators focused on Gail’s last known movements and the people with her before she vanished; a longtime friend, James Stidd, was described as the last person seen with her and became central to the probe. Searches of an Olympia-area property near Longhorn Loop SE and 93rd Avenue SE did not recover her body, and a later examination of suspected remains at a refuse site found they were not human.

Gail’s family continued to grieve without having her remains recovered.