Alicia Anne Digna, 26, was last seen driving in Romulus, Michigan, on August 27, 2008. She left in a burgundy 1992 Pontiac Grand Am; a week later the vehicle was found abandoned at a gas station near Mount Elliott and East Vernor on Detroit’s east side with the door open and a cell phone inside that did not belong to her. No confirmed witness has been publicly identified as seeing her leave the car or travel away from the scene.

Alicia lived with serious medical conditions — multiple sclerosis, hydrocephalus and an inoperable tumor on her lower spine — requiring a lumbar shunt, specialized care and multiple medications. Her family reports all personal belongings were left behind and there has been no activity on her Social Security disability benefits or medical insurance since she disappeared, which they say was out of character given her need for ongoing treatment.

She was described as about 5 feet 4 inches, 130 to 170 pounds, with dark brown hair, large blue or blue-green eyes and distinctive surgical scars: one on her back, one across her pelvic area and a scar with a metal plate on her right wrist. She also had a tattoo on her right shoulder reading Property of Charley Davidson or Property of Charley, possibly with roses. Does anyone who knew Alicia or saw her car near Mount Elliott and East Vernor in late August 2008 have information that could help?