Marion Gonangnan, a 32-year-old American Indian and Alaska Native woman, was reported missing to the Fairbanks Police Department on May 7, 2003. Family members believe the last contact with her children came in March 2003. On the evening of March 30, about 9:00 p.m., Marion walked out of her home on 21st Avenue telling her teenage daughter she was going to the hospital for a suspected ectopic pregnancy and said she did not want her daughter to come along. Roughly an hour and a half later Marion reportedly called, saying she was at the hospital, but hospital phone records show no such call to the home that day.

In the weeks after she left, there were several unconfirmed neighborhood sightings and initially little alarm because Marion had previously disappeared for short periods. By April concern had grown and the Office of Children’s Services took custody of her children; three of her five children had been living with her. Investigators note residential instability, substance abuse, and a turbulent relationship with the father of her youngest child; that man was incarcerated the day Marion vanished and is not considered a suspect. An associate, Mahogany Davis, had been stabbed to death in May 2002, but any connection to Marion’s disappearance is unknown. The Fairbanks Police Department continues to investigate Marion Gonangnan’s case.

Did anyone in Fairbanks have contact with Marion in late March or early April 2003, or see her after March 30?