Marion McCleneghan-Sodo, 40, was last seen leaving a party in Brooklyn in the early hours of February 6, 2010. She departed around 2:00 a.m. after an argument at a gathering on 14th Street and 7th Avenue hosted by her boyfriend, Richard Eric Sosa. Those who knew her say that was the last confirmed sighting; family and friends have had no contact since.

McCleneghan-Sodo left several essential items in her apartment — driver’s license, bank card, cell phone, two packs of cigarettes and $300 in cash — but her two laptops, handwritten journals and the clothes she wore that night were missing. There has been no activity on her bank or email accounts. A bodega owner reported seeing a woman he believed to be her the evening of February 7; the woman was crying and said she was going to Long Island to say goodbye. Her brother, who lives on Long Island, never heard from her.

Neighbors heard a loud argument at Sosa’s home around the time she vanished. Authorities interviewed Sosa multiple times and asked him to take a polygraph, though it is unclear whether he did; he has not been publicly named a suspect. With little evidence about what happened, the disappearance remains unsolved. Does anyone who knew Marion or who was in that neighborhood that night have information to share?