Jocelyne Dube, 57, of Piedmont, Quebec, disappeared from her home on October 2, 2008. She had contact that day with her daughter, who visited in the evening, and spoke by phone with a friend. She was last seen wearing black pants and a white blouse or sweater and is described as 5 feet 1 inch, 110 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

A few days after her disappearance a significant clue emerged: her black 2006 Mercedes SLK convertible was found abandoned in downtown Montreal at Saint-André and de Maisonneuve, with damage to a front turn signal. Reported sightings of a woman matching her description in Saint-Sauveur on October 7, 2008, were followed up but did not locate her. The Sûreté du Québec’s crimes against persons unit is handling the active investigation.

At the time she vanished Jocelyne was reportedly engaged in a divorce from a Montreal-area lawyer and was alleged to have been connected to a police fraud investigation involving Quebec’s automobile insurance board; no public, definitive link to her disappearance has been established. If anyone knew Jocelyne, saw her car, or has information from that week in October 2008, please come forward.