Galina Morozova Brown, 59, was last seen at her Snohomish, Washington, home on October 11, 2009. Her husband reported her missing on October 14 after coworkers at the Nintendo store in Kirkland raised the alarm when she didn’t show up for work. Her car remained in the garage and there was no evidence she boarded a flight or bus. Wallet and cell phone were missing and the phone appeared to be switched off; credit cards showed no activity.

Family and friends described Galina as shy and kind; she had recently begun medication for fatigue and depression and had other unspecified health problems, prompting investigators to consider disorientation or sleepwalking as possibilities. K-9 teams searched the neighborhood and detectives later searched the family home, but no remains or evidence explaining her disappearance were found and no signs of foul play were immediately apparent. Her son does not believe she would have left without contacting him.

Does anyone in Snohomish or Kirkland remember seeing Galina or her vehicle around October 2009, or have information that could help explain what happened?