Charlotte Trego, 27, was last seen on or about May 3, 2014, in Chillicothe, Ohio. That day she had dinner with her mother and later told her the date she went on that evening did not go well; in a subsequent phone call she expressed a desire to enter a rehabilitation program. Reports say Charlotte then had a heated argument with her roommate, was evicted from their Ewing Street residence, and was last seen leaving the apartment on foot. After several weeks without contact, her mother reported her missing to the Chillicothe Police Department.

Charlotte was a mother of two with a long history of hardship, including early parenthood, struggles with heroin and prescription drug abuse, depression, and previous suicide attempts. She had recently relapsed after completing a rehabilitation program. Distinct tattoos included the name James on her chest, Chloe on her left arm, and a Playboy bunny on her right arm; she was believed to be wearing a t-shirt, jeans, and camouflage-print sneakers when she disappeared.

Her disappearance is part of a cluster of cases in Ross County during 2014–2015 involving women known to use drugs and sometimes trade sex to support habits. Some of those cases resulted in overdose rulings, one in a homicide finding; family members dispute several determinations.

Did anyone in Chillicothe know Charlotte’s movements or who she might have been with on May 3, 2014?