Nicole Evelyn Silvers, 16, vanished from Longmont, Colorado, in the early morning hours of a spring day in 2014. She was a Mead High School student who worked at a local pizza place and had been staying with a friend because of friction at home. Around midnight her older sister picked her up; they spent hours driving, getting fast food and talking. At about 3:30 a.m. Nicole was dropped back at the friend’s residence on Sunset Street, and her sister reportedly watched her go inside. She was last seen with blonde hair dyed red and has a distinctive double earlobe on one ear.

Although Nicole’s disappearance was initially treated as a runaway case, several details undermined that theory. She left behind her last paycheck, a favorite book and blanket, and a bank account holding a few hundred dollars went untouched. Friends and family found calls going straight to voicemail. A roommate noticed Nicole’s belongings missing from her room a couple of days later, and a missing juvenile report was filed.

Does anyone who knew Nicole, lived in Longmont then, or remembers seeing a red-dyed-blonde teenager or an abandoned vehicle in 2014 have information that could help her family and investigators?