Crime & Safety
Pennsylvania Missing Woman: $5,000 Reward Offered in 2014 Case
Wilkes Barre, PA – A $5,000 reward is being offered for information that helps solve the disappearance of a Pennsylvania woman who vanished more than 12 years ago, shortly before she was scheduled to
By Evan Cross · 2026-11-10T19:05:08.173Z
Wilkes Barre, PA – A $5,000 reward is being offered for information that helps solve the disappearance of a Pennsylvania woman who vanished more than 12 years ago, shortly before she was scheduled to testify before a grand jury.
According to Pennsylvania State Police Tips, investigators with Troop P's Wilkes Barre Station continue searching for answers in the disappearance of Danielle M. Drozdowski, who was 25 years old when she went missing in 2014.
Drozdowski was reportedly serving as a confidential informant and was scheduled to testify before a grand jury in August 2014. However, she failed to appear and was subsequently listed as wanted.
Authorities have not publicly established whether her disappearance was connected to her anticipated testimony.
At the time, Drozdowski lived near Carey Avenue and Susquehanna Street in Wilkes Barre, Luzerne County, in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Her family and friends have reportedly had no contact with her since her last known Facebook post on March 19, 2014.
Investigators say her last known physical location and the clothing she was wearing when she disappeared remain unknown.
Drozdowski's information is listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, commonly known as NamUs, under case number M065608342. Photographs of her tattoos are available through the database to assist with identification.
The case remains under investigation, and officials are encouraging anyone with information, even details that may initially appear insignificant, to come forward.
Anyone with information can contact:
PSP Wilkes Barre: 570 821 4110 PSP Tips: 1 800 472 8477 Online: Pennsylvania State Police Tip Form The $5,000 reward is being advertised for information that solves the case. Pennsylvania State Police Tips notes that reward eligibility is subject to program requirements and that tip rewards are not funded by taxpayers.
More than a decade after Drozdowski's disappearance, investigators continue seeking information that could help determine what happened to her.