Vancouver woman’s ‘suspicious’ disappearance concerns family and coworkers
A Vancouver nursing director’s disappearance, which police are calling “suspicious,” has her family and work community worried.
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Vancouver woman’s ‘suspicious’ disappearance concerns family and coworkers
A Vancouver nursing director’s disappearance, which police are calling “suspicious,” has her family and work community worried.Cristina Ase, 61, left her home at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday and her husband reported her missing that night. Her coworkers at Rose Linn Care Center also called authorities when she failed to show up for her shift.
Her boss, Brady Waldroff, said he last saw her at work the day before.
“She normally reports to work at about 7:30,” he added. “She had texted another work colleague she was going to be late and then never showed up. When I reached out to her husband, her husband was shocked when I told him she hadn’t gotten to work.”
Vancouver Police Department reported that Ase could have driven into Oregon after leaving her Vancouver home at 501 SE 123rd Ave. They believe she drove a dark grey 2013 Toyota RAV4 with Washington license plate AQT1726. That vehicle was found in Vancouver Wednesday, the day after the last known sighting of her.
Officials are asking Oregon and Washington residents to help locate possible footage of the Ase or her vehicle between March 25 at 4 p.m. and March 27 at 5 p.m., within a quarter mile the following locations.
- 501 SE 123rd Ave, Vancouver WA
- Glenwood Park – 8800 block of SE Claybourne Street, Portland OR
- Flavel Street & SE 92nd Ave, Portland OR
MEDIA - CRISTINA ASE: Missing from Vancouver, WA - 26 March 2024 - Age 61
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