On the night of May 10, 2006, 19-year-old University of Nebraska at Omaha student Jessica Jo O’Grady left her apartment in Omaha between 10:45 and 11:15 p.m., saying she was going to her boyfriend’s house. A call she made at 11:48 p.m. to that boyfriend was the last time anyone heard from her. When she missed work the next day at the steakhouse where she was employed, her family reported her missing — uncharacteristic because she kept regular contact and never picked up her final paycheck or accessed her bank account.

Days later Jessica’s gray four-door Hyundai Accent was found locked and parked near Oak View Mall, across from the restaurant where she worked. Her apartment still contained personal belongings including her cat. With permission, investigators searched the room where her boyfriend, Christopher A. Edwards, was living and found numerous bloodstains, later identified as Jessica’s, on bedding, furniture, walls and ceiling. Bloodstained towels, a receipt for poster paint and other items purchased the night she disappeared, and tools with blood on them were recovered; two swords in Edwards’s possession also tested positive for her blood.

Does anyone who knew Jessica, her movements that night, or the places around Oak View Mall remember details that could help locate her remains?