She Seeks Justice
LaDonna Humphrey is a Christian author, filmmaker, and investigative journalist. She advocates for women in recovery and the missing and murdered, combining faith and justice to give voice to the forgotten.
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Was Amy Bradley Ever Found? What Happened on the Rhapsody of the Seas?
Some missing-person cases become famous because the evidence points toward a likely answer. The disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley became famous for the opposite reason. Nearly three decades after the 23-year-old Virginia woman vanished from...
“Come Looking for Me If I’m Not Back”: The Disappearance of Mary Jimmie “Bobo” Shinn
“Come looking for me if I’m not back this afternoon,” Mary Jimmie “Bobo” Shinn told a friend on July 20, 1978. She reportedly said it half-jokingly, the kind of passing remark that might have been forgotten if she had returned a few hours l...
Who Took Johnny Gosch? The Disappearance of Iowa’s Missing Paperboy
There are missing-child cases that become famous, and then there are cases so surrounded by theories that the child at the center risks being lost all over again. The disappearance of Johnny Gosch has suffered both fates. His face became pa...
I Grew Up in the Church of the First Born.
I have spent years writing about missing people, unsolved murders, forgotten victims, and families who have had to fight to make the world care about someone they love. I know what it means to walk into another person’s pain and handle it c...
Does the New Scott Peterson Documentary Change the Evidence?
Few criminal cases have remained in the public consciousness like the murders of Laci Peterson and her unborn son, Conner. More than twenty years after Laci disappeared from her Modesto, California, home on Christmas Eve 2002, the case cont...
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Filmmaker, author & advocate. Founder of She Seeks Justice (TikTok). Fighting for MMIP, the missing & the forgotten with faith, purpose & conviction. Champion for recovery, foster care & adoption. Fiction + advocacy writing here on Substack.
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