Harold Eugene Molohon, JR who knew him best, was a 62 year old from Norfolk, VA. He was a firefighter and, previously, a pro-level surfer. On August 3, 2015, JR dropped his wife off for work and returned home. However, when she got home later day, he was gone. JR’s truck was found on the beach in Corolla, NC two days later. He was never seen again.
Albert Leroy Copper was a 28 year old from Avonmore, PA. He was a new father and loved working on Mustangs. On June 6, 2013, he got up early as he usually did to head to work. Albert never arrived at his job and his car was found abandoned on a dirt trail later that morning. He was never seen again.
Mikelle Diane Biggs was an 11 year old from Mesa, AZ. She loved Polly Pockets and Barbies. Late in the afternoon of January 2, 1999, Mikelle was riding her sister’s bike at the end of the street. Her sister left her and went inside. When she came back out 90 seconds later, Mikelle was gone. She was never seen again.
Renee Yeargain was a 24 year old from Torrington, Wyoming. She was the mother of 4 and was two weeks from getting married. On August 10, 2004, Renee stormed out of the home she shared with her fiancee, taking clothes with her and refusing to say where she was headed. Two days later, Renee’s car was found at a rest stop 40 miles away. She was never seen again.
William Francis Disilvestro IV, Billy to those who loved him most, was a 28 year old from Hamilton, OH. He loved tattoos and talking about God. On February 7, 2011, he got a ride to a friend’s home—one he hadn’t seen in quite a while. The friend claims they partied then he went to bed. When he woke up, Billy was gone. He was never seen again.
Donald Lee Erwin was a 59 year old from Camdenton, MO, He was a Navy man and loved to tinker with electronics and machines. On December 29, 2013 he got up early as he usually did and headed down to the local store to pick up some cigarettes. He was never seen again.
Nicholas James Maschuci was a 60 year old from Kearny, NJ. He was a businessman and sharp dresser. On September 18, 1974, he had lunch with his daughter, then said he was driving to Brooklyn for business but didn’t say who he was meeting. A couple days later his car was found in Manhattan. He was never seen again.
Tiffany Heaven Daniels was a 25 year old from Pensacola, FL. She was a skilled artist and loved to go bike riding. On August 12, 2013, she left her theater job a few minutes early and went home. After about a half hour, she left her house but no one knows where she was going. Tiffany’s car was found at the beach a week later. She was never seen again.
Domonique Tyshawn Holley-Grisham was a 16 year old from Rochester, NY. He was the second oldest son and an excellent athlete. On Saturday, February 12, 2009, his hockey team won their championship. To celebrate, his mother planned a party for that evening. While she was out shopping, Domonique got a call. He then left his house. He was never seen again.
Rebecca Henderson Paulk was a 26 year old from Demopolis, Alabama. She was very close to her parents, and spent Labor Day 2015 with them. That evening she left their home, but never said where she was going. The next morning Rebecca was seen on a video camera over the border in Mississippi. Her car was found a few hours after that video was recorded. She was never seen again.
Roy Gregory Brooks Jr., Greg to those who knew him best, was a 21 year old from Casselberry, FL. He loved video games and taking care of his car. On January 18, 2000, he went to his movie theater job to pick up his paycheck. He then went to Winn Dixie, then a hamburger joint. After that? Nobody knows. Greg’s car was found two hours away. He was never seen again.
Alicia Amanda Stokes, Mandy to those who knew her best, was a 33 year old from Oakland, CA. Although she’d been on the West Coast for a few years, she planned to move back to be with her mother on the East Coast. On November 25, 2007, she left in her car after having an argument with her roommate—her brother, Aaron. While driving, Mandy was on the phone with her boyfriend when the line went dead. Mandy’s car was found. She was never seen again.
Marina Boelter was an 18 year old from Bloomfield, IN. She found her way through some rough times but had recently gotten her own place to live. On New Year’s Eve 2014, Marina got off work and hitched a ride home with a customer. From there, she was supposed to go to a New Year’s Eve party. Marina never showed up. She was never seen again.
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