Lisa Marie Green, 31, disappeared from her father’s home in Louisville, Kentucky, on a warm June afternoon in 2014. She told her father she was going to the back porch and left without her purse, keys, or identification, wearing a white t-shirt, pink shorts, and flip-flops. That was the last time the family saw her. A missing persons report was filed after more than 48 hours with no contact.

Investigators recovered a note in which Green said she feared a friend of her boyfriend had threatened to stalk and attack her when she was alone, and wrote that if anything happened to her that man could be responsible. Authorities identified that individual as a person of interest, but the note and other inquiries have not produced conclusive evidence. Searches of properties she frequented and DNA from her room have not yielded breakthroughs. A new lead investigator has re-engaged the case and the family continues to press for information.

Lisa was a mother of two, one of thirteen children, and reportedly called her father daily; family members say it would be uncharacteristic for her to disappear voluntarily. If anyone knew Lisa, her movements that June afternoon, or has information about the person she feared, please come forward.