Police still searching for missing Edmonds woman

EDMONDS — An Edmonds woman has been missing for more than a week and her family is concerned for her safety.

Police have shared photos of the last vehicle she was seen with in hopes of generating tips. Amy Christensen, 36, may be in the company of Chad Feigenbaum, of Mukilteo, according to Edmonds police. She was last seen Aug. 17 or Aug. 18.

“At this time we have no evidence of foul play,” Edmonds police Sgt. Shane Hawley said Friday.

Christensen is described as white and about 5-foot-5, 125 pounds. She has blue eyes and long red hair. The van is described as silver with purple and blue flames, with Washington license plate AVS1411.

Anyone with information is asked to call 425-771-0212.

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