Tina Marie Finley, 25, vanished on March 7, 1988, from the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation in Benewah County, Idaho. On the evening she disappeared she was seen at several spots: a Plummer bar, a birthday party in Tensed, and later at the Circle H Saloon where a man reportedly gave her a ride and dropped her off about a quarter mile from her home. Tina never reached her residence and has not been seen since.

Items linked to Tina were recovered along U.S. Highway 95 on the reservation: her purse, shoes, and identification. Additional personal belongings turned up in an abandoned house and a car in DeSmet, and her jacket was found in a residence in Plummer. A possible grave site was located in 1992. Investigators have said the evidence points to abduction and that she may have been killed near Tensed, but her body has never been found.

Tina had a troubled youth, including time in foster care and a period living in California before returning to live with an uncle. At the time she disappeared she was employed and thinking about attending North Idaho College. The case remains unsolved; anyone who knew Tina, saw her that night, or has information about the locations where her belongings were found is asked to come forward.