Cynthia Albena Audy was 27 when she vanished from Winnipeg in late October 2004. She had been at her townhouse on Jarvis Avenue with her sister and, after they ran out of beer, said she would walk to a vendor and return. Cynthia last seen by her sister walking toward Selkirk Avenue and Andrews Street, where she got into a three-seated navy blue and grey Chevrolet pickup and disappeared into the night. Police list the disappearance date as October 28, 2004; her sister remembers the early hours of October 24, 2004 as the last time together.

Cynthia was five feet seven inches, about 159 to 161 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. On the night she vanished she wore a black blazer, blue jeans, a red padded bra, black Fila running shoes, a gold link watch and carried a blue denim purse. Her family says she sometimes worked in the sex trade. The Winnipeg Police Service found no significant leads and the case grew cold; in July 2012 it was assigned to Project Devote and investigators have since met with her sister and shown photos of men none were able to identify. The disappearance is classified as a suspected homicide.

Did anyone in Winnipeg around Selkirk and Andrews Street that night remember seeing a navy blue and grey three-seated Chevrolet pickup or anyone offering Cynthia a ride?