Search continues for woman who went missing near Big Lake Aug. 5

HOUSTON — On August 5 at 7:37 p.m., AST received a report that 43-year-old Shelly Ingram was missing.

Shelly’s sister, Omogene, posted to social media in hopes that her sister would be located. Omogene said that her sister had been suffering from depression after moving to Alaska and hinted that she may try to drive out of the state. Shelly was last seen in Houston on the morning of August 4 headed to church. Shelly Ingram has brown, shoulder-length hair and brown eyes and is 5-foot-3 weighing 135 pounds.

Shelly Ingram is believed to be driving a gold late model Toyota Corolla with Michigan plates DBS 9904 and a Thule roof rack with a case. Troopers pinged Shelly Ingram’s last cell phone communication near mile 59 of the Parks Highway near Zero Lake Park at 6:37 a.m. on August 5.

Anyone having contact or information regarding Shelly Ingram is asked to contact the Alaska State Troopers in Palmer at 907-352-5401.