Toni Sharpless, a 29-year-old nurse and single mother from Downingtown, Pennsylvania, vanished in the early morning hours of August 23, 2009. The night before she had left her daughter with her parents to go out with a friend, Crystal Johns. After visiting a nightclub in King of Prussia and a party in Lower Merion, Sharpless became intoxicated and was asked to leave following an argument. Shortly after leaving the party, an argument with Johns about Sharpless’s fitness to drive ended when Sharpless abruptly stopped the car, told Johns to get out, and drove off alone; she has not been seen since.

Her cell phone was turned off around 4 a.m. that morning, and there has been no activity on her bank or credit cards since. Divers searched the nearby Schuylkill River after an early theory that she might have driven into it, but found no evidence. Two weeks later an automated license plate reader recorded her Pontiac in Camden, New Jersey, but the vehicle could not be located when authorities were notified days afterward.

If anyone knew Toni, saw her car, or has credible information from the night of August 23, 2009, please come forward.