Natasha Jones was 31 and a mother of two when she was last seen on May 7, 2015, in Fisty, Kentucky. She had recently left a drug rehabilitation facility and was living with her grandmother, who had custody of Natasha’s sons. On the morning she disappeared Natasha packed clothes and was picked up by a female friend after leaving a note under her son’s pillow saying she loved them, would find a place for them to live together, and planned to return in a few days.

Natasha and the friend later met a male acquaintance. According to that man, they were at a reclaimed strip mine when Natasha ran into the woods and did not come back; his account is the last known information about her whereabouts. Law enforcement, search-and-rescue teams with dogs and helicopters, and community volunteers conducted extensive searches but found no physical evidence. The family offered a growing reward and received many tips early on, but leads dwindled and the case went cold.

Natasha’s grandmother, Ola Chaffins, has been a vocal advocate, pleading for information. Does anyone who was in the Fisty area on May 7, 2015, or who knew Natasha or the people she was with have information that could help locate her?