Elisha Eittreim was 21 when she vanished from Napa, California. She was last seen leaving her boyfriend’s home on Brown Street about 9:30 p.m. on February 27, 1994, reportedly heading for her Patchett Street residence and planning two stops—an ATM and Val’s Liquor on Third Street—but she never arrived at either place and no one saw her at the liquor store that night. No withdrawals were made from her bank account and about $900 plus her last paycheck remained untouched after she disappeared.

Elisha had been treated for depression and possibly bipolar disorder and was taking medications, though her family did not believe she was suicidal. Friends and acquaintances described heavy drinking and occasional blackouts and leaving bars with strangers, but investigators suspect foul play in her disappearance and believe she may have been murdered. She had attended Vintage High School, studied art at a community college with plans to transfer to UC Berkeley, and worked at a Napa gift shop.

Does anyone who lived in Napa in early 1994 remember seeing Elisha that night or have information about her movements near Brown Street, Third Street, or Patchett Street?