Raelee Feather Meshell, a 34-year-old mother of two and an enrolled member of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, was last seen on November 1, 2020, on the Coeur d'Alene Reservation in Idaho. Prior to her disappearance, Meshell had been homeless for a decade in the Spokane, Washington area, and had struggled with alcohol and drug addiction for years. Despite her lifestyle, she maintained regular contact with her mother, Glenda Matt.
The timeline surrounding Meshell's disappearance includes a period of incarceration. It is known that she was detained at the Whatcom County Jail in Washington, though the exact dates of her detention in late 2020 remain unclear. Subsequently, she was transferred to a jail near Seattle. The last time her mother heard from her was during a phone call Meshell made from the Whatcom County Jail. In that conversation, Meshell expressed a desire to leave homelessness behind and asked her mother for help.
Little information has been made public regarding the investigation into Meshell's disappearance. Her case is complicated by the jurisdictional questions that often arise with cases involving Native American individuals. There is a possibility that she may be in the Bellingham, Washington area. Her mother has actively sought to find her, distributing flyers and posting on social media. She has also searched homeless camps in the Spokane area in hopes of finding her daughter.Last Seen: Nov 1, 2020
