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Glenda was last seen on a snow machine headed towards Andreafski and Yukon Rivers. She is presumed to have drowned.
Last Seen: Feb 10, 2005

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Victim Details

Mar 17, 2020

Sep 05, 2023

Glenda

Andrew

45

25

64 inches

130 lbs

American Indian / Alaska Native

Female

Glenda Andrew, a 25-year-old American Indian/Alaska Native woman, was last seen on February 10, 2005, in St. Mary's, Alaska. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as being 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing approximately 130 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. A distinguishing feature is a tattoo on her left arm and hand. When she was last seen, she was reportedly wearing black snow pants, a red and black jacket, a hat, a face mask, and fashion boots with heels. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are deeply concerning to her loved ones and the community. On the day she went missing, Glenda was seen operating a snow machine. Her intended path was believed to be towards the Andreafski and Yukon Rivers. The conditions in that region of Alaska, particularly in February, can be treacherous and unforgiving. The vast and remote wilderness, combined with the extreme cold and the potential for open water or unstable ice on the rivers, creates a perilous environment for even the most experienced individuals. The fact that she was traveling by snow machine in such a challenging landscape has led to the prevailing theory about what may have happened to her. The official investigation, led by the Alaska State Troopers, has operated under the presumption that Glenda may have drowned. This theory is based on her last known location and direction of travel near the rivers. Despite search efforts, no definitive evidence has been publicly reported to confirm this, and her case remains unresolved. The lack of closure has left a lasting impact on her family and the close-knit community of St. Mary's. The overview of this case is one of a young woman who vanished into the harsh Alaskan wilderness, with the most likely, though unconfirmed, explanation being a tragic accident involving the powerful and unpredictable forces of nature in that remote area.

Feb 10, 2005

St Marys

Alaska

Kusilvak Census Area

No

77239

Alaska State Troopers

Anchorage

Alaska

Anchorage Borough

99507

Malia Miller

Missing Persons Clearinghouse Manager

5700 East Tudor Road, Alaska

9072695511

State

Law Enforcement

050011318

2005-02-12

Alaska State Troopers

8582

Black

Brown

Brown

06/28/2026


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