Four years after Cynthia Bah-Traore disappeared, her family is still searching for answers. The mother of two vanished on February 3, 2021. Her car was later found abandoned during a historic winter storm. Now, her family is offering a $50,000 reward and leading a social media campaign to raise awareness.

Dateline NBC News covered Cynthia's disappearance. The story highlights the intersection of Cynthia being a member of several marginalized groups (race, gender, health) and how this has had a negative impact on the willingness of state agencies to search for her.

Journalist Roland Martin covered Cynthia’s case during his show Unfiltered. The show is also available on Prime Video. Roland highlights the suspicious circumstances of Cynthia’s disappearance, law enforcement’s handling of the case, and the $50,000 reward.

What happened to Cynthia? Black Girl Gone did two episodes about Cynthia. The host shared that in her years of doing this podcast this was was one of the worst cases of police failing to investigate a case. Listen to the episodes here.

Media Coverage of Cynthia Bah-Traore’s Vigil February 3, 2024. Cynthia’s supporters met at the Grandview Gas Station where she was last seen to remember Cynthia, post more flyers and find answers.

National Televisions Coverage of Cynthia’s Case

Zuri Hall reported on Cynthia’s disappearance.