Missing Indigenous woman - Victor Steinbrueck Park

2001 Western Ave, Seattle WA

Description

I met an Indigenous woman 2 years ago. She is now probably in her mid-40s, tall, long, black hair, last seen hanging out near Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle, Washington. Had a moving blanket and a large bottle of cherry vodka with her in a paper bag. Her shins had severe eczema, so I gifted her with a medicinal salve to apply twice daily. I believe I recall she said she is from the Yakama tribe, and could be benefiting from casinos like her family does, though decides to live the way she does on the streets instead. I offered to buy her dinner, and she suggested Cutter's Crabhouse, where she ordered french fries, and I gave her my phone number and name. I never received a phone call or text from her. She told me I could find her at Victor Steinbrueck Park, where she stays. There is a tall totem pole in the park, and the park is quite small. I called Cutter's Crabhouse recently, and one of the managers remembered us. He said he last saw her 1 year ago, and mentioned she had never come back inside to order any food since we had been in there together. If you know anything, please email me. My name is Ashley. Thank you...