Ricarda Tillman-Locket was 22 when she vanished from Memphis, Tennessee. She was last seen on February 19, 2007, leaving her job at Jillian’s Restaurant in downtown Memphis wearing her work uniform — a black shirt, sweater, and pants — and was due to pick up her infant later that day. Her wallet and cell phone were left behind, and her sudden absence was out of character for someone who routinely called if even five minutes late.

Ricarda, a Native American woman with brown curly hair and brown eyes, had recently sought shelter after a domestic disturbance that led to the arrest of her estranged husband, Lou Locket. He was questioned in the disappearance and said he dropped her off at their home after picking her up from work; he has denied involvement. Family noted a fictional book Lou Locket wrote that described methods for making a body disappear. Law enforcement has said foul play is suspected but there was not enough evidence to charge anyone.

Ricarda’s family remembers her as a devoted mother who would not have abandoned her child. Does anyone have information about Ricarda’s last known movements, contacts, or sightings around February 19, 2007?