Tameka Anderson, 25, disappeared from Baton Rouge, Louisiana on February 23, 2010. That morning she planned to buy a used car and was last seen at an ATM at the Telco Federal Credit Union on Wooddale Boulevard, where she withdrew $1,000 intended for the purchase. She told friends and family she was meeting a man in the Galvez area and spoke by phone with people in New Orleans and Baton Rouge en route. An acquaintance reportedly agreed to drive her to the meeting; that person’s identity has not been made public.

Tameka, also known as Kesha, was a mother of two boys, aged 11 and 2 at the time. She left behind personal belongings including clothes and a cell phone charger. The Baton Rouge Police Department describes her disappearance as unusual and out of character; the family believes someone may have set up the car sale to rob her after learning she had tax refund money. Tameka is described as a Black female, 5 feet 1 inch, about 150 pounds, with black hair and hazel eyes, and distinctive tattoos: five stars on the right side of her neck, a flower on her upper arm, and a portrait of her mother with the name Malik on her upper right arm.

Does anyone who lived in the Galvez area or who knew Tameka in 2010 have information about the person she intended to meet or about that car sale?