On 2/14/19 she shows up dressed inappropriately for the weather. She's given appropriate clothing. Not sure why she was given snow pants though. Did the sister know or assume she was living outside instead of in the church's apartment? If she hadn't been doing required chores for a few weeks, it sounds like she was homeless when February's rent came due. What happen to her personal items if she was evicted? Who are these 2 men and are they known to LE?
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Have you seen Tracy Day? Family searches for answers | Juneau Empire
Day was living at a St. Vincent de Paul apartment prior to going missing, her family members said.
Around Feb. 20, her father John Day, Sr., got a call from a St. Vincent de Paul staff member who said Tracy hadn’t been around and hadn’t been doing her usual chores i
n a couple weeks.
Family members looked for Tracy around town, but couldn’t find her. Schneider said they weren’t too worried, and that Tracy always found her way back to them. As the days turned into weeks, however, the family members grew worried.
Tracy has made friends throughout town, in part because of her caring nature. She’d literally give people the coat off her back if they were cold, her sisters recalled. Perhaps that was one of the reasons why Tracy showed up to her mother’s house on
Feb. 14 wearing slip-on shoes and a thin jacket.
Tracy’s twin sister, Angela Day-Nalan, gave Tracy a pair of black snowpants. By the time Angela dropped her off downtown that night, Tracy was
wearing the snowpants, blue rubber boots, a black hoodie and a turquoise vest with a hood. Angela said that when Tracy got out of the car at the corner of Franklin Street and Ferry Way, Tracy walked over to
two men who were standing near the former Heritage Coffee location there.
