Yvonne Renee Scott, 31, was last seen the night of January 3, 2004, in Wyoming, Michigan. A mother of two and described as American Indian, she was near the 2900 block of Clyde Park Avenue SW at about 11:00 p.m., walking eastbound on 28th Street after reporting to police that two people had robbed her earlier that evening. At the time she vanished she was wearing a short-sleeved white knit pullover, black sweatpants with Bing Bang across the back, a long black cotton trench coat, black slip-on shoes with medium heels, gold wire-frame glasses and a cross necklace.

Yvonne was tall, between 5 feet 11 inches and 6 feet, weighing about 135 to 145 pounds, with long curly brown hair, brown eyes, pierced ears, a scar under her chin and a mole on the inside of her right ankle. Investigators sought two men seen with her that day who were driving a gray pickup truck with a black stripe; they were described as men in their mid-twenties and considered potential witnesses. A suspect was later identified and his home and vehicle were searched, but no evidence was found to link him to Yvonne and no charges were filed.

Her family, including two sons, has continued seeking answers. The case remains open and investigators have at times considered links to murders of vulnerable local women; no arrest has been announced. If anyone has information about Yvonne’s movements or the two men seen with her, please come forward.