Kayann Darlene Canfield, 24, was last seen October 21, 2013, in the Wapato area of Yakima County, Washington. She was described as White, with red or auburn hair and blue eyes, about 5 feet 1 inch to 5 feet 2 inches tall and 120 to 130 pounds. Identifying marks included indented toenails; scars on both arms and calves; closed ear and navel piercings; and tattoos reading Joey on her left wrist, a rose on her right wrist, and a cross on the web of one hand.

The day she vanished began with a visit to a friend in Wapato. Kayann called her stepfather asking for a ride but later said she had found another ride and was on her way; she never arrived home and stopped all daily contact with family. An early unconfirmed sighting and an initial police statement that she had been found proved incorrect. Around November 5, 2013, her mother discovered Kayann’s clothing washed and dumped in a ditch near Track and McDonald roads on the west end of Toppenish. Investigators noted Kayann had a history of substance abuse; family members rejected the idea she would voluntarily disappear while leaving a young son and close contact with relatives. No confirmed contact or resolution has been reported.

Did anyone in Wapato or Toppenish see Kayann or her vehicle on or after October 21, 2013?