Cassandra Lee Boskofsky, 38, went missing from Anchorage in the summer of 2019; the last confirmed contact was with law enforcement on August 7, 2019. An Alaska Native woman from the Kodiak area and a mother of seven, she was known for a loud laugh and close family ties despite struggles with alcohol and unstable housing. She is four feet eleven inches with a faded blue-and-black butterfly tattoo on her neck and scars on both knees.

In October 2019 investigators found graphic images on the phone of Brian Steven Smith, convicted in the murders of two other Alaska Native women. Family members identified the woman in those photos as Cassandra by the neck tattoo. In September 2024 a jury at a presumptive death hearing unanimously declared Cassandra a victim of homicide so a death certificate could be issued. Her remains have not been found and no charges have been filed in her disappearance; the case remains open and unsolved.

Did anyone who knew Cassandra or saw her in Anchorage in 2019 notice anything that could help locate her remains or explain what happened?