Tina Mae Cawston, 36, was last seen on April 13, 2004, on Gold Lake Road about four and a half miles north of Nespelem on the Colville Indian Reservation. She is described as a white female, 5 feet 5 inches, about 145 pounds, with green eyes and brown hair she often dyed blonde. Investigators note she may have used the last names Graves or Reed and that she had an unspecified medical condition; it is not known whether that condition played any role in her disappearance.

The Colville Tribal Law Enforcement opened the investigation but few concrete leads emerged. One unconfirmed tip placed her in the Pasco, Washington area, but that has not been substantiated. The case is classified as endangered missing and remains open, with family still seeking answers about what happened that April day on Gold Lake Road.

If anyone has information about Tina’s whereabouts, past names, or movements around April 2004, please share what is known with investigators.