Awilda Marrero, 43, disappeared from her Asnuntuck Street home in Enfield, Connecticut after being seen by her daughter about 11:30 p.m. on April 6, 2009. When the family woke the next morning she was gone; her purse and cell phone were left behind, and she had left without shoes wearing a gray nightgown, jeans, and a brown jacket. There were no signs of forced entry or a struggle and the front door was unlocked.

She was a mother and grandmother, with a second grandchild due days after she vanished. She had been diagnosed with depression and bipolar disorder and was classified as endangered missing, though family members say she did not appear suicidal. She had no driver’s license or car and her closest local contact was her daughter.

A canine unit tracked her scent from the house to a boat launch on the Connecticut River, but the trail ended there; searches by boat and aircraft along the river found nothing. Her Social Security number has not been used since she disappeared and law enforcement has received no significant leads.

Does anyone who lived near the river or the Asnuntuck Street area in April 2009 remember seeing Awilda or anything unusual that night?