Latrice Renea Maze, 26, disappeared in the late afternoon of March 19, 2013, from the area of Burton Street and Division Avenue in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A mother of five, she failed to pick up her daughter from school that day, and family and friends said her disappearance was completely out of character. At the time she went missing she was wearing a white t-shirt, black slacks, her hair down, and a scarf with blue, green, yellow, and black stripes wrapped around her head.

Hours before she vanished, Grand Rapids police responded to a domestic disturbance at the home she shared with her live-in boyfriend, Jahleel Hoskins. Latrice reported that Hoskins had grabbed her and packed bags intending to leave; she declined offers of a ride to shelter or a friend’s house. The investigation later focused on Hoskins after witnesses, including his cousin and a close friend, said he confessed to choking Latrice to death and described wrapping her body in a bedsheet and disposing of it in a dumpster at an apartment complex. Authorities say the dumpster’s contents were taken to an incinerator and her body likely will not be recovered.

Hoskins pleaded guilty to Maze’s murder and was convicted. Did anyone who knew Latrice or who lived near Burton Street and Division Avenue in March 2013 see anything that could shed more light on her final hours?