Maureen Erin Fields, 41, vanished from Pahrump, Nevada, on February 15, 2006. Her husband, Paul Fields, said he last saw her at their home about 8:00 a.m. after an argument; she was due at the Wells Fargo in Pahrump by 8:30 a.m. and never arrived. Coworkers called when she was late, and accounts differ about Paul’s actions that morning — he said he went to the police to report her missing, while police records show he only asked about accidents involving Maureen’s green 2004 Hyundai.

The Hyundai was found the next day stuck in sand about 125 feet off a road in the desert of Inyo County, California, just across the Nevada line. Investigators described a disturbing vehicle scene: keys in the ignition, the driver’s seat fully reclined, Maureen’s purse with wallet and credit cards on the passenger seat, slippers and eyeglasses beneath the gas pedal, prescription painkillers and tranquilizers present, and a knotted pair of pantyhose inside. Nearby was a blanket with small stains that appeared to be blood and vomit. No sign of Maureen was found in an extensive nearby search.

Investigators at first considered suicide but later concluded the scene looked staged and that foul play was likely.

If anyone knew Maureen, her routines, or saw her car in February 2006, can you share what you remember?