Eleanor Marie Trujillo was 37 when she was last seen in Yakima, Washington, on February 1, 1996. At the time she disappeared she was reportedly working at the Heritage Care Garden Center in Yakima.

Her case is marked by sparse public detail and a delayed report; she was reportedly reported missing about a year after she vanished, leaving the earliest period of the disappearance especially unclear. There are no widely available public photographs, and the record does not provide a detailed timeline of her final movements, who last had contact with her, or the immediate investigative steps taken.

Eleanor’s disappearance is listed alongside other missing Indigenous women and girls from Yakima County, a context members of the community and advocates have noted as significant. The basic identifiers — name, age, last seen date, location, and NamUs number — remain the core public facts.

If anyone knew Eleanor, worked with her at the Heritage Care Garden Center, or has information about her whereabouts in early 1996, please share what is known.