Kaysi McLeod was 19 when she disappeared from her Colorado home in August 2003 after an argument with her mother, Lori. At first her parents thought she might have run off—Kaysi had a history of running away—but concern grew when she did not report for work a few days later. A man identified as Lori’s new boyfriend, Scott Kimball, told the family he could help find her and was the last person known to have seen Kaysi, reportedly offering her a ride to work the day she vanished.

Her remains were found in 2008 by a hunter in a remote, forested area of Jackson County, and the case was treated as a homicide. The investigation connected Kimball to Kaysi’s death and to at least three other victims: LeAnn Emry, Jennifer Marcum, and his uncle Terry Kimball. In October 2009 Kimball pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder covering all four killings and received a 70-year sentence.

Did anyone who knew Kaysi or lived near her in 2003 have contact or memories that could shed light on her last day?