Rachael Leigh Anderson, 40, a mother of four from Clarkston, Washington, was last seen April 16, 2010, and never went to work at a pathology lab. Days after she disappeared, her white 1997 GMC Yukon was found abandoned near a Lewiston, Idaho, bus station with her purse and cellphone inside.

Anderson had reported harassment and stalking by her estranged husband, Charles Capone, as the couple were divorcing. Investigators later focused on Capone. In May 2013 he and a friend, David C. Stone, were charged in Anderson’s death. Stone pleaded guilty to failing to notify law enforcement in exchange for testifying that he saw Capone strangle Anderson at Capone’s auto repair shop in Moscow, Idaho, and that he helped dump her body from Red Wolf Crossing Bridge into the Snake River. A jailhouse informant testified Capone confessed to burying her so deeply she would never be found.

In September 2014 a jury convicted Capone of first-degree murder and he was sentenced to life without parole. Despite searches including dive teams and helicopters, Anderson’s body has not been recovered and the case remains a no-body homicide. Did anyone in the Clarkston or Lewiston area know Rachael’s routines or see that Yukon around April 16, 2010?