37-year-old Mikalena Nau Missing Since February 4
Mikalena Nau, 37, has missing now for several weeks since February 4. Authorities have stated that Nau was last seen Feb. 4 withdrawing $100 from an ATM near her 
home.
Capt. Benjamin Naish, a police spokesman, said Nau was last seen Feb. 4 withdrawing $100 from an ATM near her home on the 1100 block of Elbridge Street.
Nau – who is single, has no children, and lives alone – has not been seen or heard from since.
Nau is slender, stands 5-foot-4 and weighs 105 pounds, with dark hair that hangs below her shoulders. She also uses the name Rachel, police said.
A missing-person report twas filed for Mikalena Nau on February 16. Four days after the report was filed, Nau’s car was located.
Four days after that, Naish said, authorities found Nau’s Mercedes-Benz in the 5700 block of Keystone Street in the Tacony section, about four miles from her home.
It was parked on the street near an apartment building. Her purse was found near the car by someone who turned it in to authorities, Naish said.
Authorities are not aware that anything was stolen from the car or purse, but they are still processing the vehicle, he said.
Anyone with information is asked to call 215-686-3153.
UPDATE: Police voiced concern about possible foul play in the case of Michelle Nau of Phila., last seen Feb. 4.
Philadelphia police detectives on Friday asked the FBI to provide a “cadaver dog” to help in the search for Michelle “Mikalena” Nau, the Northeast Philadelphia woman who has not been seen or heard from for a month.
FBI agent Jerri Williams, a spokeswoman for the bureau’s Philadelphia Division, said she did not know if police needed the dog to search a specific area.
Detectives, meanwhile, are “concerned that foul play may be involved,” said Capt. Benjamin Naish, a police spokesman. He would not elaborate.
Naish said he would not comment about a media report indicating that a 911 call was made from Nau’s cell phone the day she was last seen.
Additional details surfaced about Nau’s life. Many saw Nau as a free spirit whose life touched very different worlds.
(Philedalphia Enquirer)