Terkessa Wallace was 34 when she was last seen on January 10, 2014, in North Little Rock, Arkansas. That morning she dropped off her five-year-old son with a cousin and never returned. She was driving a white 2009 Toyota Corolla, Arkansas plate 290 RHM, which has never been located. Described as a Black female, 5 feet 6 inches, about 195 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, a tattoo of writing on her upper arm and pierced ears, she leaving without warning was out of character, especially given she had young custody duties.

Her disappearance is linked to childhood friend Shequenia Burnett, who also vanished that day. Phone records showed the women were in contact just before they disappeared and their phones last pinged the same cell tower. Burnett’s partial remains were later found and ruled a homicide, which prompted investigators to consider foul play in Wallace’s case. The family thinks Terkessa may have traveled to Texas and has raised concerns about unreported domestic violence involving her then-boyfriend. The North Little Rock Police Department keeps the file open.

If anyone knew Terkessa’s movements in January 2014, saw her white Toyota Corolla, or has information about contacts between her and Shequenia, please come forward.