Lori Ann Slesinski, 24, was last seen on June 10, 2006, in Auburn, Alabama. A recent Auburn University graduate working at the East Alabama Mental Health Center, she spoke with her best friend around 6:30 p.m., saying she was on her way after a quick stop at Walmart — an errand later confirmed by security footage — but never arrived. Her friend’s calls and messages went unanswered and Lori missed work the next day.

A few days later Lori’s mother went to her daughter’s mobile home and found signs that something was wrong: a splintered front door, scuff marks on the walls, the thermostat set unusually low, and several items missing, including kitchen rugs, an outdoor trash can, and the bedroom landline cord. Lori’s dog had been left unattended and her mother reported her missing on June 13, 2006. Early on June 14 a recently purchased Mazda Tribute registered to Lori was found burned on a dead-end street near her home; investigators later recovered a small amount of Lori’s blood on the car door.

If anyone knew Lori, her routines, or saw her Mazda Tribute in June 2006, please share what you remember.