Local Women Missing Novels & Stories

She had started crying at the end. “I’ll go see the Chief myself Linda,” I said to her. “I think something else is going on. Brenda isn’t the first girl to go missing. Every year one sixteen year old girl disappears in this area. None of them have ever been found,” she said as she looked at me pleadingly. “Every year?” I asked her. “Yes, I made a list of other families who also lost daughters,” she said and took a piece of paper from her jacket pocket. “Linda, I’m going to need a picture of Brenda and something personal she touched,” I said to her.

“Some of them are in critical condition and are being transported to the hospital. Some are very weak and are being attended to by medical staff. One of the rescuers said a woman had assured her two days ago and given her a hair clip to keep that some men would come to rescue her. She said she did not get a name but knew that the rescue operation was in connection to her wife thwoman assured her that she would not eat until they were rescued.” “Families of these women are being contacted but some have still not been found. Other women said that some of the women were taken away and were never brought back. A few of the culprits were arrested and the FBI is investigating the details of the ma

He placed a kiss on her forehead. Both Preston and Maverick held her hand and voiced assuringly, "Yes, mummy. We are here, everything will go smoothly. Don't worry, we will wait here for you with Daddy." As the bed was moving Avery called out, "Babe, don't forget what you promised me. You will tell me about her when I open my eyes." "I remembered, I'll fulfil my promise, babe." * * "Women are going missing at around midnight every day, police are investigating but the kidnapper didn't get caught yet. Citizens have stopped to go out of the house after midnight, the whole city now became like a desert."

Data and the others were still digging into the Dragon's. They suspected that they were behind the missing women near Angel's hometown. So far 15 women between the ages of 15 and 20 had went missing. Prez reached out to his government contacts. It was thought that they were selling the women into human trafficking. They hadn't found any mafia or gang ties to anywhere.

I honestly don’t want to know the gory details. “There have been more girls that have gone missing in the last week.” Mike told us. “Fuck, from where?” Jayson asked. “Several locations. There were a few from your college but again they weren’t taken from campus. They are girls that no one will miss. Several have been orphans that have aged out of their orphanages so no family to report them missing. Their friends have been the ones to report them missing. There have also been a few guys that have disappeared as well.” Raul states.

“Eleven escaped. We brought down five. Four didn’t make it out of the building. We are tracking them, though. We have a better chance of catching up to the ones who went through the woods, the ones that took shelter in the concrete room. We believe there are Construction workers helping them as well. Mother Tiger shot two down in a house near the room. Six more were rounded up in the woods and are being transported back now. Shall we put them in holding, too?” “Yes, we will need to question them. Any idea on the number of women that are still missing and unaccounted for?” “No, Mother White. The buildings are still reporting. We believe the number of dead women is around twenty so far. We hav

“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

The boy smiles, eager to please, and nods as he turns it up. The reporter says, “We don’t know much about the elusive werewolf packs here in Minnesota. Police are being careful to be respectful of these groups as they navigate these missing persons cases. If you know anything about these missing girls, call the number on your screen.” My eyes widen and I turn to Kili. “Werewolf women are going missing.” I feel electricity shooting down my spine. How long has this been going on? Do the pack leaders know to look out for this? I shake my head. “We have to get back and let everyone know.”

I should have sent him and a few warriors to watch the restaurant, but I had been so focused on Bridgette, I had never even thought about it, never imagined that they would be so brazen. “We have time to find her. I spoke with local police, and they are a lot looser lipped than the Feds, and of course we are local, so they trust us. So far, nine women have come up missing, this little girl yesterday makes ten. He has killed six, that means there are four left. What we know is that the ones they have killed have been, for a better term, loose women, even the she wolves murdered had a less than stellar reputations. He is sodomizing the victims, there is evidence of rape and beating, it’s a ver

They'd arrived a week ago, and while they'd caught vague traces of wolf in the area, they'd yet to encounter any. Of more concern were the disappearances of the human women within a hundred-mile radius who kept reappearing dead, their bodies raped, beaten, and clawed as if by wild animals. The newspaper had barely touched on the murderous rampage, probably because, up until a few weeks ago, the missing women were ladies of the night, aka prostitutes, who probably ranked low on the crime-solving radar. As far as the public knew, the first kidnapping had occurred about two weeks ago, and the police, for some reason, weren't correcting the misconception.