Overview

Silberia Yundt was 53 years old when she disappeared from Anchorage, Alaska, on February 10, 2012. More than fourteen years later, her disappearance remains unresolved in publicly available records. Yundt continues to appear in both the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System and Alaska’s statewide missing-person records.

According to NamUs, Yundt’s date of last contact was February 10, 2012, and her case is recorded as NamUs MP66665. The Alaska Department of Public Safety’s missing-person dataset identifies the investigating agency as the Anchorage Police Department and lists case number 130008019

Detailed Case Breakdown

Silberia Yundt Missing Person Case: Anchorage Woman Missing Since February 2012

Silberia Yundt was 53 years old when she disappeared from Anchorage, Alaska, on February 10, 2012. More than fourteen years later, her disappearance remains unresolved in publicly available records. Yundt continues to appear in both the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System and Alaska’s statewide missing-person records.

According to NamUs, Yundt’s date of last contact was February 10, 2012, and her case is recorded as NamUs MP66665. The Alaska Department of Public Safety’s missing-person dataset identifies the investigating agency as the Anchorage Police Department and lists case number 130008019.

Silberia Yundt’s Disappearance

Publicly available information concerning the circumstances surrounding Yundt’s disappearance is unusually limited. Sources consistently identify Anchorage as the location where she was last seen or had her last known contact, but the publicly indexed records reviewed do not provide a confirmed street address, explain where she was going, identify who last saw her, or describe the events immediately preceding her disappearance.

Yundt was described as a white woman, approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall and 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was 53 at the time she went missing. Those identifying details have been reproduced by several missing-person databases using information attributed to NamUs.

The absence of a detailed publicly released narrative means that many questions surrounding February 10, 2012, remain unanswered for the general public. There is no verified public information in the sources reviewed establishing whether Yundt disappeared while traveling, left a residence voluntarily, was expected to meet someone, had access to a vehicle, or was believed by investigators to have encountered foul play.

For that reason, her case should continue to be described as an unresolved missing-person investigation unless law enforcement releases information establishing otherwise.

Case Records and Continued Awareness

Yundt’s disappearance eventually received a public NamUs entry, identified as MP66665. The current NamUs page gives the case a creation date of April 12, 2021, although her date of last contact remains February 10, 2012. NamUs also identifies Anchorage-area law enforcement information within the case record.

Public awareness of her disappearance has continued online. A Websleuths discussion devoted to Yundt’s case began in September 2023 using information from NamUs. A later October 2024 post in that discussion noted that a photograph had been added to her NamUs listing. This represents a change in the publicly available presentation of the case, but it should not be interpreted as evidence of a new investigative lead.

A Missing Northwest Facebook post has also circulated Yundt’s information and identifies Anchorage, February 2012, and APD case number 130008019. Missing-person websites including Uncovered, CaseTrace, Crime Solvers Central, and SpotCrime have subsequently maintained or republished information about her disappearance.

Latest Publicly Available Investigation Information

As of August 13, 2026, the strongest indication of Yundt’s present case status is that she remains in current official missing-person records. Her NamUs case, MP66665, remains publicly accessible, and the Alaska Department of Public Safety’s current missing-person dataset continues to list Silberia Yundt, her February 10, 2012 disappearance date, APD case 130008019, and the Anchorage Police Department as the responsible agency.

No publicly announced recovery, identification, arrest, named suspect, or resolution of Yundt’s disappearance was located in the official and publicly accessible sources reviewed for this article. That does not mean investigators possess no additional information; details in a missing-person investigation can be withheld from the public for investigative or privacy reasons.

Anchorage Police currently maintains a Homicide/Missing Persons/Cold Case function within its Detective Division. APD instructs members of the public who have information concerning missing-person cases to contact dispatch rather than attempting to contact an individual detective directly.

Brief Case Summary

Last known date: February 10, 2012
Last known location: Anchorage, Alaska
Age when missing: 53
NamUs: MP66665
Anchorage Police case: 130008019
Status: Unresolved missing-person case in current public records.

The publicly released circumstances are extremely limited. Yundt vanished in Anchorage, no verified detailed account of her final known movements has been made readily available in the sources reviewed, and she continues to be listed as missing. Anyone possessing information that could help establish what happened to Silberia Yundt should provide it directly to law enforcement.