Just Another Missing Person Novels & Stories

I held the thin sheet in my hand and lifted my gaze toward Giselle's mother, who was still anxiously digging through her daughter's closet. In that moment, all the noise in the dorm seemed to vanish. All I could hear was the thud of my own heartbeat. So this… this was what they were really trying to run from. I raised the test report in my hand. "Um," I said. "I think… I might have just found out why they disappeared."

Miss Mazur was quoted as saying. Christie had done no follow-up on this case, either. There had been no interviews with her friends or neighbors, no search for a missing minor, no public call for witnesses or assistance. Just the bare facts of the disappearance were taken into the report with the later addition of the discovery of the girl’s remains. In the woods. In the same place that Jessica Gilbert’s were found a year later, and Joe diMucci’s were found a year after that. And all three of them had gone missing on the same day.

“Now while this is far from good news, I do feel validated.” “Care to fill the rest of us in?” Tyson grumbles. “Your Alpha was able to find a missing person’s report that matches the man you currently have in your cells. The unfortunate news is he was a missing person we only recently flagged,” she sighs. “What does that mean?” Chris asks leaning forward. “We monitor missing persons around the world. Very often a person goes missing and their disappearance is directly related to something supernatural. We look for the signs and try to assess if a law has been broken, or a situation requires our intervention,” Nuray explains.

She was happy to finally have the chance to pitch in. “Another young woman has disappeared,” Aunt Janet said. Aunt Janet was sitting on the couch next to her husband, watching the news on television. Max lay on the floor by their feet. Bradley was perched on the front of the big easy chair, staring intently at the TV. Anyone who vanished mysteriously held special interest for him. “That’s the second one in two days,” Aunt Janet continued. She eased over to make room for her sister as Judy sat down beside her. “Plus, a young man went missing yesterday, too.”

Lila Mendez, was hysterical that a girl was missing. This is odd, Catharine thought, Ms. Lila Mendez was also the first person who found out that Mina, the first victim who disappeared, was missing. She went on to review other news. This is the second missing person; Akira Bernades. Its roommate, Kesya Travis found the victim and reported it. Catharine put to her jacket the notes she had taken from the news. Hopefully she can go interview the people. Confident that she did not let a single information slipped through her sight, Catharine leave the room. Outside, Lynard Scott was fidgeting his phone.

answered one of the women who had an elite appearance, but in terms of her speech, it seemed that the woman did not have elite manners. "I just want to stick this announcement because my daughter has been missing since last night, even though I know that she is walking into the apartment building," she said. Karina took the woman to get away from the other woman who was still angry. Justin came out and saw that a sheet had fallen in front of him. "What's this?" his monologue grabbed the paper and immediately fell silent. The paper contained a search for a missing person, and there was a very clear photo underneath. Justin knew the woman in this photo was the woman who had fallen victim to th

"Not a good Idea, we have to wait for at least 24 yesterday before filling the report" Justin said.. I can't wait for the next 24 hours before filling out a missing person report, I had no choice but to go outside and search for her, who knows someone must've seen her anywhere in town and might be helpful enough to tell me about it... "I'll go and find her outside".. I told him and left. Ethan volunteered to accompany me and on our way we bumped into few of mom's bingo friends at their regular hangout spot. .

He dialed John and told him what he had learned and agreed that something didn’t seem right. “I knew it.” John said. “John, what do you need me to do?” Mack asked. “Find my granddaughter, I will take care of the situation here. Phone me if you get any more information.” John told him. “I will.” Mack said hanging up. He got out of the truck and walked into the store. He grabbed a pop, chips and walked up to the cash register. He noticed behind the clerk were a few missing persons poster. He recognized 2 of them. 1 of Ashur and 1 of Nezerra. The third one he could only guess was Keyne as he had never met the little wolf.

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.

he said, and I interrupted him. "How may I help you, Sergent?" I asked, and he sighed. "Mr Bradford Richards filed a missing person report for his ex-wife Jane Richards. He said you are responsible.." he said. I covered my face with frustration remembering what he had said at the fundraising event. I looked at Jane and smiled at her. She looked at me with a question in her eyes.