Jenna Lynn Verhille, 26, was last seen leaving her parents’ home in South Rockwood, Michigan, on August 17, 2017. Her father overheard her giving directions by phone; a short time later a tan, mid-sized Ford, possibly with Ohio plates, pulled up and Jenna got into the vehicle with an unknown man. She left all her personal belongings behind and did not return.

That evening Jenna texted her mother that she would not be home; subsequent calls went to voicemail and texts went unanswered. Initially the South Rockwood Police Department treated the case as an adult who may have left voluntarily and marked it inactive, while the family feared she had been abducted or trafficked. In April 2021 a tip suggested Jenna may have been seen in the early hours of August 18, 2017, on the 300 block of Riverview Avenue in Monroe; Monroe detectives later took over the investigation, conducting interviews and search warrants. Over time investigators and the family have come to suspect she may have died from a drug overdose around the time she vanished, but the case remains an unsolved, endangered missing person case.

Did anyone in the Monroe or South Rockwood area see Jenna or that tan Ford around August 17–18, 2017?