Leyla Namiranian was 41 when she vanished from her Midlothian, Virginia home on the night of April 4, 2012. She left her workplace that evening around 6:30 p.m.; her 2006 Mercedes-Benz was later found parked in her garage. A male co-worker who had dinner with her at her house reported leaving around 11:00 p.m. The next day she failed to appear for work and a welfare check found her home empty, with no signs of forced entry or a struggle. Her purse and two cell phones were missing.

Both phones turned up within a week along Interstate 95 northbound near the Henrico-Hanover County line: one on the shoulder of the highway and the other in a ditch about a mile away, in the vicinity of where a man Leyla had dated, Michael Anthony Edwards, worked. Friends and family told investigators Leyla had been fearful of Edwards and had described episodes of physical threats. Investigators searched his apartment and car and examined phone records placing him near Leyla’s home on the night she disappeared.

Leyla’s body has not been found. Does anyone who knew Leyla or saw her in Chesterfield on April 4, 2012 have information that could help clarify her final movements?