Taylor Robinson was 19 and an aspiring neonatal nurse when she was last seen on the night of May 3, 2013, after her mother dropped her off at a client’s home where she worked as a home health aide in Akron, Ohio. A text was sent from her phone about 5:30 AM on May 4, 2013, and the phone was turned off soon afterward and never reactivated. Her disappearance prompted months of searching by family and the community.

In September 2013 hikers found a jawbone and part of a skull in Cuyahoga Valley National Park; dental records later identified those remains as Taylor’s. The medical examiner could not determine a definitive cause of death because of the condition of the remains. Investigators treated the case as a homicide and at one point investigated an ex-boyfriend whose number appeared in her call records shortly after she disappeared; he declined to cooperate and retained counsel. A private investigator hired by the family has said the perpetrator may have been someone Taylor knew, but no concrete evidence or major developments have been announced. Rewards have been offered for information.

If anyone knew Taylor, her routines, or saw anything in Akron or Cuyahoga Valley National Park around early May 2013, can you share information that might help her family find answers?