Rashell Elizabeth Hammond, 30, disappeared from her Mosca, Colorado, home late morning on August 15, 2019, after moving to the area from Columbus, Ohio three weeks earlier. She left behind identification, her cell phone, and medication prescribed for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Rashell was last seen wearing a black tank top, khaki shorts, and black Nike shoes.

Described as of Cherokee descent, she is 5 feet 6 inches and about 120 pounds, with black shoulder-length hair, brown eyes, a septum piercing with a silver circular barbell, and several tattoos including Live Like a Lion on her upper chest, a star behind an ear, a skull on the back of a wrist, stars on an inner forearm, and a cat with a bong on a shoulder. Initial searches by the Alamosa County Sheriff’s Office used foot patrols, K9 units, a helicopter, and SUVs but produced no clues. Authorities say there is no evidence of human trafficking and have also considered that she might be living in a homeless community. Very few leads have emerged and the investigation remains open.

If anyone knew Rashell, saw her around Mosca in August 2019, or has information about where she might be now, please come forward.