Anabella Gomez Lopez was 28 when she was last seen around June 30, 2007, near Topawa or Vamori on the Tohono O’odham Nation in Pima County, Arizona. Described as a Hispanic female with black hair and black eyes, she was between 5 feet 8 inches and 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighed 115 to 125 pounds. Identifying marks included a vertical scar below her left knee and a birthmark on her left eyebrow.

At the time she vanished she wore a melon or orange-colored striped blouse with a zipper at the neck, blue jeans, gray-black-blue tennis shoes, a sparkly silver embroidered belt, and small bright earrings. Investigators noted money may have been sewn into the waistband of her jeans along with phone numbers. Reports link her disappearance to that of her sister Araceli; both were believed to have died and their remains were found about a mile apart, with signs a fire may have been started in the area where Anabella was last known to be.

Anyone who knew Anabella, her travel plans, or who was in the Topawa–Vamori area around June 30, 2007, is asked to share what they remember.