Michelle Ann Baker, 25, was last seen in Spokane, Washington, on October 20, 1993, after dropping off an application at Beneficial Home Health Care. She reportedly left carrying a sleeping bag and blankets. Her husband, Alex Baker, reported her missing on November 2, 1993, after she failed to pick up her November disability check — an uncharacteristic lapse for someone who relied on monthly payments.

Michelle had muscular dystrophy, was classified as disabled but could walk, and spent most of her life in Spokane or Seattle. She is described as a white female, 5 feet 2 inches, 130–150 pounds, with short straight brown hair, green eyes, high cheekbones, an overbite, multiple scars on her arms and a history of broken fingers. She may have used the surnames Saffold or Wright. Last-seen clothing was reported as a blue and white windbreaker, Camel t-shirt, white nylon vest, black jeans, white tennis shoes and a baseball cap.

No contact with family or friends has been reported since she vanished, and the Spokane Police Department classifies her as endangered missing. Does anyone who knew Michelle, or who lived in Spokane in October 1993, recall seeing her or know more about the names Saffold or Wright?