Cieha Annette Taylor, 28, of Plant City, Florida, disappeared on February 6, 2020. She is described as biracial, about 5 feet 6 inches and 170 pounds, with brown‑red hair, brown eyes, pierced ears, several distinctive tattoos and scars. That afternoon she dropped her boyfriend off on Cowart Road; by about 7 p.m. her black two‑door Toyota Solara with faded paint was found unlocked and running on railroad tracks along East Trapnell Road near Jap Tucker Road, roughly a mile from his home.

Her wallet and debit card were inside the car and her cellphone was on the ground nearby. Three weeks later her shoes were found beside a drainage pipe next to the road where the car had been left, placed next to a telephone pole bearing her missing‑person flyer — a location that family say had been searched previously. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office lists her as endangered and the case remains unsolved; no arrest has been announced in connection with her disappearance.

If anyone knew Cieha, saw her that day, or has information about the vehicle or the area where it was found, can you help by sharing what you know?