
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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Sara Nicole Graham was supposed to begin work at 7 a.m. on February 4, 2015. She worked as a cashier and door greeter at the Walmart in Pembroke, North Carolina, and those who knew her described her as dependable. When she failed to arrive...
On a January day in 1990, Cassandra Lorraine Inskeep and her father stopped at a truck stop in southern Nevada. Cassandra, 15, went inside to play video games while her father took a nap in their vehicle. When he woke, she had not returned....
Between January 1, 2010, and December 31, 2019, women disappeared from communities across Pennsylvania. Some vanished from Philadelphia. Others disappeared from small boroughs, rural communities, suburban neighborhoods, workplaces, homes, a...
This report compiled by LaDonna Humphrey is not a substitute for law-enforcement case files. Public databases change, and the absence of a public update does not mean a case is inactive or forgotten by investigators.
Anchorage is Alaska’s...
Everlyse Cabrera was two years old when she disappeared from a foster home in North Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 10, 2006. She should be 22 years old today.
Everlyse and her younger brother were living with foster parents Vhee and Manuel Car...
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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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