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Lisa Ann Calvo, 40, disappeared from New Haven, Connecticut in the fall of 2005. At the time she was homeless and struggling with drug addiction; she had lost custody of her young twin children but remained in regular contact with family. On the day she vanished she told her parents she felt hopeful, planned to move back in with them, intended to seek treatment, had a court date, and arranged to get wired money for transportation. Confirmation that she picked up that money is the last known sign of her.

Police searched extensively over the years, including the West Haven dump, nearby woods and marshes, and a multiagency excavation of a backyard at a local auto body business after a tip generated by a reward, but no trace of Lisa was found. Skeletal remains found in another town were later identified as another missing woman. DNA from Lisa’s family was not collected for comparison until many years after her disappearance. She was petite, four feet eleven inches, with curly brown hair, brown eyes and a spiderweb tattoo on her right thigh.

Who knew Lisa, saw her in New Haven that fall of 2005, or has information that could help explain her last confirmed movements?