Almost two months have elapsed since Arizona woman Shayna Feinman vanished in Yavapai County, and now, a sizeable bounty has been announced to galvanize the public into action. The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office is dangling a $10,000 reward for information that could unravel the mystery of Feinman's disappearance and lead to her discovery, as per a report from FOX 10 Phoenix.

On March 9, Feinman was reported missing from the Peach Springs/Hyde Park area, a locality roughly 110 miles west of Flagstaff. Described as a white woman, standing 5′4″ tall, weighing around 140 pounds, with green eyes and brown hair, she disappeared while allegedly walking to a friend's house, but she never made it there. In a peculiar twist, the people last seen with Shayna are not assisting the investigation, a detail highlighted by AZ Family.

In an attempt to piece together Feinman's last known movements, authorities recovered her cellphone from a nearby property. This has perhaps tightened the focus on the local area, prompting officials to put out a call to residents, particularly in the Peach Springs and Hyde Park Road regions near Seligman, to check their camera footage for any clues that could lead to Feinman.

The missing woman's attire on that day included sweatpants with athletic-type shorts over them, a hoodie, and green hiking boots—a visual the sheriff’s office is hoping will jog memories and yield new information. The $10,000 reward, offered by Silent Witness, is intended to stimulate public engagement and coax out details that residents may not have realized were significant. All tips are welcomed and can be reported to Silent Witness at 800 932-3232 or online at yavapaisw.com, looking to shed light on what became of Shayna Feinman after that mysterious march toward her friend’s home.