Lutricia Steele was 27 and a mother of four when she was last seen on May 1, 2008, leaving her Mont Pleasant home in Schenectady, New York, at about 2:00 p.m. She told family she would be back in two hours to pick up the children and go to a barbecue, and was seen walking while running errands that day — cashing a check and attending a doctor’s appointment where she mentioned possibly being pregnant. She did not have a car at the time and never returned home; her prepaid cellphone went missing with her but stayed active briefly after her disappearance without any outgoing calls recorded. Steele was on disability for a back injury and was preparing to testify against the father of her youngest child in an upcoming trial, yet family considered it uncharacteristic for her to leave without notifying anyone or to abandon her children. The case remains unsolved; anyone with information is asked to contact local authorities.

Did anyone in Schenectady see Lutricia on May 1, 2008, or have information about her whereabouts that day?