Local Woman Missing Novels & Stories

Although, I didn't know that I would be visiting the police office. "Why would you come here without knowing the name of whoever you are looking for?" "I tried to ask but the woman was already in tears and I bothered not to ask her," I said, covering up his mess. "That's fine but bringing up the missing child issue is like opening up the wound. Allow her to mourn her husband" "She is not aware of his death yet. She only talked about their daughter. Which if she is found, she will serve as a consolation" "Hmm, a child that went missing for years. How do you want to find her? What if she is dead, especially now that Vegas is not safe? What if she has traveled out of the States?"

Benji never told me; maybe he didn’t know either. I slid out of bed and went to my laptop that sat on my desk across the room. Switching it on, I decided to g****e some news reports from the last couple of months. If someone went missing, there were bound to be articles about it. This woman had to have family and friends who were looking for her. Maybe even the baby’s father. As I looked through some articles about reported missing persons, I paused when I came across an image. The woman in the image looked just like the woman in the basement, except a lot cleaner and way more vibrant.

" My whole body shook uncontrollably, and I sprinted out of the kitchen in terror. All these truths and lies. Who was the real ghost? Who was telling the truth? Sure enough, there was no sign of Roxie in the living room. There was no one in the bathroom or the bedroom either. Even her bag had disappeared without a trace. Fear flooded me. Suddenly, I thought of something. I stiffly reached for my phone and searched for the news. "A woman from Pebble County has been missing since November 22 and has yet to be found. Experts suggest that it is very likely a crime committed by someone who knows the victim. The investigation is still ongoing…"

It was like she had completely gone off the radar, like she had died or disappeared without a single trace. I took the time to investigate the woman who was missing. Her name was Diamond, but she had killed her father and got imprisoned. That is low even for me, and shrugging it off, I continued putting the pieces back together. She was the only one who hadn't been found and hadn't gone back to her family. I also investigated them just to be sure, and the mother seemed to be working night shifts while her daughter seemed to enjoy the flings of life and nightclub frivolities. It was evident she hadn't gone back to her family, but she also had no footprint anywhere else in the country.

The doctor's face flushed for a moment, "I can't do that." Edwin laughed, his shoulders shaking with laughter. "What are you thinking? Do you really think you can get in on this good thing? This woman looks like she has connections. I'll go check which family in Westfell lost a woman. Maybe we can catch a ride on Westfell's side too." The doctor breathed a sigh of relief and nodded slightly. Lena went missing for three days, and the whole Palm Bay was quiet. Everyone wanted to get in touch with James, but James was also overwhelmed.

"This is Nana travel your guide and my client suddenly went missing on the shores of Alamba beach. We need help in locating her as soon as possible. I can't reach her." "Okay slow dome a little. I will need more questions. Okay?" "Sure. Anything. Fire away." "Great. So you are a travel tour guide and your client, I suppose a foreigner, correct?" "Yes! An English woman," she answered impatiently. "So what time exactly did you realize she had gone missing?" He asked and she could hear the rustling of a sheet of paper on the other end of the line.

I quickly called the cops to make a report. "Hello sir, how can I help you today?" A woman's voice came over the line. "My wife is missing and I'd like to make a report." "Okay sir, how long has she been missing?" "A few hours. I realized she was gone this morning. Her name is Aubrey Vanderbilt."

“Yes, I’ve found two of our missing women in packs out west. After hearing what Alpha Sean said about some packs not reporting their missing women, I dug a little deeper and found that several unreported missing women are from these two packs. I also identified two of them as women we found here on the east coast. I contacted Luna Kennedy and Luna Madison earlier this week to have them speak to the women and confirm they came from packs out west. They were able to confirm in both instances.” “Do we know if they have families back home? People they want to return to or people we should be searching for as well?” Councilwoman Leslie asks. “One has a younger sister who is still missing. I’ve ad

“I’m just glad they didn’t. She flipped through the cases in front; she flipped through the top one, a robbery gone wrong that had escalated into a murder. No immediate leads. She flipped to the next. A missing persons report, the kind that was too often filed away as a runaway. But something in the details caught her eye. A woman, missing for nearly a week, was last seen on the night of a high-profile gala. No one had reported seeing anything unusual.

He says. “I would rather die, father,” I say again. "NO... Don't do this, Amber... please don't!" A woman screams. She whimpers uncontrollably. Her hand up to her chest as if she was suffocating, and perhaps she is. I turn to look, it is a lady in a dark navy dress with a white bonnet over her head. Our eyes meet, those beautiful dark eyes, framed in a red line, bloodshot. My mother.