Kacy Michelle Ross, a 33-year-old Native American woman, has been missing since March 19, 2020. Records conflict on her last known location: official listings say she was missing from the Coeur d’Alene Reservation in Idaho, while her family says she was last seen in downtown Spokane, Washington, on that date. A sibling says they were the last to speak with her and reported her missing from Spokane. Her last known social media activity was June 9, 2020, and she has had no confirmed contact since.

Before she disappeared Ross was a mother of two and a homeowner in Worley, Idaho. After a painful breakup she struggled with drug addiction, lost custody of her children and her home, and began couch-surfing between Idaho and Washington. Family members say she was trying to get clean, was on a waiting list for housing and treatment, and may have been in danger. The Coeur d’Alene Tribal Police Department is listed as the investigating agency, and the family has raised funds for a private investigator and worked with advocacy groups.

Ross is described as 5 feet 6 inches and 155 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. She has multiple tattoos, including the letters LV on her right hand, a bear with an arrow through it on her left arm, and a sweetgrass braid with the phrase Santino II Guillana on her right calf. Does anyone who knew Kacy or saw her in March–June 2020 have information to share?