Scarsdale Doctor Vanishes, Car Found in Bronx

Mona Shimshi, a 55-year-old Scarsdale doctor, disappeared on Sunday and her husband told police he thinks she might be dead, reports say.

Shimshi's husband, Mark Greenberg, 61, told police he received a text message from her cell phone – just after she left the couple's Tudor home on Carthage Road on Sunday afternoon.

Police recovered her vehicle, a gray 2008 Honda CRV on Monday morning parked down the road from a police shooting range on City Island in the Bronx. According to the New York Post, police are searching the waterways, and the woman's husband received only a text message from her saying, "Goodbye."

The vehicle was locked, and there were no obvious signs of struggle or blood, police sources told the Post. The Post's sources also suggested that Shimshi-Greenberg was on antidepressants. Her cell phone was missing, but the Post said police wouldn't say if her purse was recovered.

Scarsdale Police are pursuing the matter as a missing persons' file. 

Shimshi-Greenberg, an endocrinologist, worked at the veteran's health center in the Bronx, as well as Bridgeport Hospital and Mount Sinai Medical Center. She and Greenberg, a cardiologist, have two grown children.

Police are asking anyone with information about her whereabouts to call 914-722-1200.