Deborah Anne Hutchinson, 59, disappeared from her Ashby neighborhood in Sydney, Nova Scotia, after being last seen on April 15, 2017. A retired postal worker known as Debbie, she was recorded on surveillance at local businesses and a drive-thru that day. She is 5 feet tall, about 95 pounds, with brown eyes and graying hair.

Concerns grew when she missed a planned Easter Sunday dinner and her mailbox began to overflow. Her family reported her missing on April 24. On April 16 an ATV party found Deborah’s 2005 white Kia Magentis burning in woods off Cossitt Heights Drive; the vehicle had been deliberately set afire and was later identified by VIN as hers after the missing-person report. Her home showed groceries left on the floor and her dog Molly remained inside.

Searches with ground teams, K9 units and aerial support have turned up nothing. Police have released images of vehicles seen near where the car was found and the Nova Scotia government is offering up to $150,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Does anyone have information about Deborah, her movements on April 15, 2017, or the vehicles seen near Cossitt Heights Drive?