Paulette Scott was 41 when she left her mother’s home on Greenwing Drive in St. Matthews, South Carolina, on the morning of March 26, 2015. Recently displaced from her own home, she had moved back in with her mother and told her she needed some fresh air before walking out the front door; her mother last saw her then. Paulette left all her belongings behind and had no history of disappearing.

At the time she vanished she was described as 5 feet 6 inches and about 154 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her last-known clothing was blue pajama pants with small brown dogs, a white t-shirt that read Panthers vs Patriots, and a beige hoodie. The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office searched the neighborhood and nearby woods but found no tracks or signs she had gone into the brush. The FBI later asked the public for tips, and about two weeks later an unconfirmed possible sighting was reported at a Waffle House on Route 601 in Orangeburg.

If anyone saw Paulette around March 26, 2015, or has information about where she went after leaving her mother’s house, please come forward.