Christina Elizabeth Balog, 43, was last seen by family on February 11, 2013, leaving her Westland, Michigan home for a walk. She was dressed for cold weather in a black coat, green shirt and black jeans and was described as a white female, 5 feet 3 inches, with brown hair and brown eyes. Family reports that she had been acting strangely before she left and that she walked toward Malvern Street, which runs alongside the Rouge River. She left without her medication, phone or money and had kidney problems and bipolar disorder, factors that led authorities to classify her as an endangered missing person.

Christina’s mother, Kathleen Wilson, distributed flyers in the Warren and Middlebelt neighborhood and public appeals followed. The Westland Police Department opened an investigation and her case is listed in national missing persons databases, but the immediate trail went cold. Little is publicly known about her movements after she walked out that door.

If anyone saw Christina on or after February 11, 2013, or has information about her whereabouts that could help the family, please share what you know.