Raelee Feather Meshell, 34, an enrolled member of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe and mother of two, was last seen November 1, 2020, on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation in Idaho. Before her disappearance she had been homeless in the Spokane, Washington area for about a decade and struggled with alcohol and drug addiction, though she stayed in regular contact with her mother, Glenda Matt.

The timeline around her last known movements includes a period of incarceration. Meshell was held at the Whatcom County Jail in Washington and later transferred to a jail near Seattle, but the exact dates of detention in late 2020 are unclear. The last contact reported was a phone call from the Whatcom County Jail in which she told her mother she wanted to leave homelessness behind and asked for help.

There has been little public detail about the investigation. Jurisdictional questions that commonly affect cases involving Native American individuals are noted as complicating factors. There is a possibility she may be in the Bellingham, Washington area; her mother has distributed flyers, posted on social media, and searched homeless camps around Spokane.

If anyone remembers seeing Raelee in late 2020 or has information about her possible whereabouts since then, please share what is known.