Cloudia Leslie Wells was a single woman living in Maryville, IL. She was supposed to be taking care of her mother who had recently had broken her hip. Some time in the middle of January 1995, Cloudia left, not letting anyone know where she was going. She was never seen . . . actually . . . she was seen again. Missing & Homeless Twitter: @missinghomeless Charley Project Page
If you have any information regarding a sighting of Cloudia, please contact the San Diego Police Department at (619) 531-2845.
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Cloudia Leslie Wells was a single woman living in Maryville, IL. She was supposed to be taking care of her mother who had recently had broken her hip. Some time in the middle of January 1995, Cloudia left, not letting anyone know where she was going. She was never seen . . . actually . . . she was seen again.
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cloudialesliew
Missing & Homeless Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MissingHomelessOrg/
Twitter: @missinghomeless
Charley Project Page http://charleyproject.org/case/cloudia-leslie-wells
Websleuths Page: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?251749-CA-Cloudia-Leslie-Wells-61-San-Diego-10-August-1998&highlight=cloudia
If you have any information regarding a sighting of Cloudia, please contact the San Diego Police Department at (619) 531-2845.
Phyllis Marie Corbin was a 16 year old from St. Louis, MO. She had behavior issues that caused her to be sent to a juvenile shelter a couple of times. In late Sept. 1963, Phyllis was scheduled to be released after spending a month at the facility. According to paperwork, Phyllis left for home. The next day, someone allegedly saw her at a local bar. She was never seen again.
Juanita Jean Nelson was a 17 year old from Boulder Creek, CA. She was the second of five kids and was the most outgoing of them all. On the morning of Dec. 13, 1998, plans were made for Juanita to ride the bus to school—something she rarely did, while her mother drove the other children to a different one. When they left, Juanita was home alone. She was never seen again.
