Rachel Lucille Cyriacks, 30, was last seen November 11, 2013, in Mitchell, South Dakota. Family and friends grew concerned after she failed to make contact; her husband Brad said she picked him up from the Beadle County Jail on November 13, drove to their Woonsocket home, then took him to a friend’s house in Huron. Rachel never returned and has not been seen or heard from since.

At the time she disappeared she was driving a gray and black 1995 Chevrolet Silverado pickup. That truck was recovered in December 2013 hidden on a bee farm in Huron owned by the family of an acquaintance of her husband; it had heavy underside damage and the drivetrain removed, rendering it inoperable. A handmade quilt with a green, pink, and white pattern also vanished from her home; law enforcement has circulated photos of a similar quilt seeking leads.

Authorities describe the case as suspected foul play and have conducted searches including the James River, ground-penetrating radar in Beadle County, and abandoned buildings. Rachel had filed for a protection order against her husband in August 2013 and he has been identified as the prime suspect, but no charges have been filed. If anyone knew Rachel, saw her truck, the quilt, or has information about her movements in November 2013, please share what is known.