Two Weeks Since Disappearance of Farmington Hills Woman

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI — Two weeks ago today, Danielle Stislicki went missing.

The 28-year-old Farmington Hills woman was last seen leaving her job at MetLife on Telegraph Rd. in Southfield on Dec. 2 and thereafter seemingly vanished without a trace.

Farmington Hills Police have launched a massive manhunt and are working with agencies including the FBI, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, West Bloomfield Police Department, Novi Police Department and the DEA. Stislicki's friends and family have flooded local businesses with flyers of Stislicki and organized a candle light vigil for the young woman.

Some of Stislicki's friends worry that her outgoing, warm-hearted nature may have contributed to her disappearance, PEOPLE reports. "If she would have gotten out of her car at her apartment building and if someone was there and asked her for help, she would have been that outgoing person who would give someone directions or help someone find a lost pet,” Holly Juip, Stislicki’s cousin, told PEOPLE.

Jessica Hunter-Shively, who has known Stislicki since high school, says Stislicki "doesn't have a bad bone in her body." As for the theory that Stislicki ran away, Hunter-Shively dismissed that. “Even if she were to just run away, why would she leave all of her stuff behind? It doesn’t make sense. She’s such a family person and a people person."

Farmington Hills police say that Stislicki's purse, containing her credit cards and identification, was found locked inside her Jeep Renegade outside of her Independence Green apartment. Police are asking the public to come forward if they have seen Stislicki's keys, which are adorned with a yellow smiley face key chain, and her rose-colored Samsung Galaxy Core Prime phone.

If you have any information about Stislicki's disappearance, share it anonymously with the Farmington Hills Police by calling 248-871-2610.

Photo courtesy of the Farmington Hills police