Molly Ann Meyer was 55 when she disappeared during a cross-country bicycle trip that began in Oklahoma City and was intended to end in Tehachapi, California. After her bicycle was stolen in Albuquerque, New Mexico, she continued on foot and was last seen the afternoon of May 26, 2005, in Luning, Nevada, walking away from the downtown area carrying a purse, a suitcase, and accompanied by her dog.

Records show the last bank activity on her accounts occurred on May 19, 2005, suggesting no financial activity in the week before she vanished. Official records differ on her listed last location; some agencies record her as missing from Happy Camp, California, and the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Department is handling the investigation. Meyer was described as a white female, 5 feet 3 inches, about 146 pounds, with hazel eyes and blonde hair (sometimes dyed red or purple), plastic-framed eyeglasses, a mole on her forehead, a chest scar, pierced ears, a previously crushed right hand, and healed fractures of both legs.

Few leads have emerged and her whereabouts remain unknown. If anyone knew Molly, saw her in late May 2005, or has information about her route or movements, please come forward.