Mark Joseph Himebaugh was an 11 year old from Del Haven, NJ. He was an adventurous boy who had an older brother. On November 25, 1991, Mark left his house to investigate a nearby brush fire. Several witnesses saw him during this time but mark didn’t return home. He was never seen again. Where Is Mark?:
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Travis DeWayne Roberson was a 23 year old from Siloam Springs, Arkansas. He had 4 sisters and loved to play pranks on them. On February 28, 2006, he attended Mardi Gras in Fayetteville with friends, including the boyfriend of one of his sisters. Travis felt sick and decided to go back to the car. When the others reached the vehicle an hour later, Travis was gone. He was never seen again.
Shevla Jean Rafte was a 44 year old from Pittston, Pennsylvania. She had 4 children and came from a large family. On the evening of May 28, 2006, Shelva and her on again, off again boyfriend went to a graduation party. After, they went back to his place where they got into a fight and Shelva decided to walk the mile and a half home. She was never seen again.
