Were You At the Raley's Center the Day Jacobson Went Missing? Police Want to Talk to You

A day after 200 people combed the city looking for clues in a missing woman's disappearance, the Roseville Police Department is making another plea for help from the public.

Police are asking anyone who visited the Raley's shopping center at Woodcreek Oaks and Pleasant Grove boulevards between 4 a.m. and noon on Wednesday, May 1, to call them.

"Whether you saw anything unusual or not, if you were in that lot at all that morning--to make a delivery, to grocery shop, to visit the bank or ATM, to pick up dry cleaning, to visit Starbucks on your way to work or school--detectives need to talk to you," the department said in a press release. "Your information, no matter how routine it seems to you, will help detectives create a more complete picture of activity in the parking lot that morning.  Please call the new tip line that we've set up for this case:  (916) 774-5080."

That's the time frame when Susan Jacobson went missing. Police say she told her husband she was going to run errands that morning; her empty Honda Civic was later found in the Raley's parking lot.

A resident turned in Jacobson's wallet that morning, and police were able to contact that Good Samaritan to get more information. 

Jacobson is described as a white female with shoulder-length brown hair, and stands 4-foot-11 and weighs 90 pounds. Police say she "was last seen wearing a dark gray sweatshirt and light gray sweatpants, although she may have changed into different clothes before going out."

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