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The acquaintance is a man by the name of Richard Chabes. According to Lucero's family, Chabes, then 29, said he stopped at his apartment and that Lucero decided to walk home from there. ​

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29-year-old Tabitha Queen, mother of three, was last seen on surveillance video at a supermarket near her home in Bastrop, LA, on May 10, 2021.

What happened to Tabitha after leaving the store is still a mystery. Her mother, Mary Lunford, lives in San Antonio, Texas. She told reporters Tabitha called her on Monday, May 10 to wish her a belated happy Mother's Day. During the call, Lunford says she heard two men in the background and asked Tabitha who she was talking to. Tabitha replied, "Uh, mom, I gotta go," and hung up. Lunford said she called her back, but it went straight to voicemail.

Lunford reported her daughter missing the next day. On May 12, police found Tabitha's car abandoned on West Pine Street in Bastrop. Surveillance video from a nearby business shows a man parking the vehicle and walking away.

​According to local media reports, Tabitha's 11-year-old daughter told investigators that she saw her mother arguing with a man she had loaned her car to a few days before she disappeared.

Bastrop Police say they have a person of interest in the case but no suspects.

​Tabitha was last seen wearing pink pants and a cartoon character jacket. She is 5'4 and at the time weighed 230 lb. 

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26-year-old Kierra Coles, a U.S. Postal worker in Chicago, was three months pregnant when she vanished on Oct. 2, 2018.

Kierra's mother, Karen Phillips, told local media she reported her daughter missing two days later on Oct. 4.

Thanks to surveillance video from multiple locations, detectives pieced together a timeline of Kierra's final moments before she disappeared, but they still need the public's help to solve this case.

​One video shows Kierra carrying groceries to her apartment on the 8100 Block of South Vernon and a man they call a person of interest, arriving shortly after. Hours later, a separate video shows Kierra and the man driving off in her car with the expectant mother behind the wheel, according to Chicago police.

​Surveillance video from a Walgreens on 8600 S. Cottage Grove shows Coles withdrawing money from an ATM at approximately 10:43 pm. This was the last confirmed sighting of Kierra, according to investigators.

An hour later, detectives say surveillance video shows Kierra's car arriving at a different part of the city and the man exiting the passenger side at 11:45 pm. No one exits the driver's side. The man gets into his own car and drives off. ​Detectives say the same man drove Kierra's car back to her apartment the next day and walked out with some unknown items before driving away in his car that was parked on another street.

According to local media reports, although police have not publicly named the person of interest, Kierra's family identified him as Josh Simmons, Kierra's boyfriend at the time and the alleged father of her unborn child.

​Phillips told the local media that Simmons was with her as police searched Kierra's apartment on Oct. 4. Detectives said he gave conflicting information and has since stopped cooperating with the investigation.

Kierra Cole is still considered a missing person. Anyone with information should contact Chicago Police at 833-408-0069 or 312-746-7330 or online at CPDtip.com. You can watch Chicago PD's coverage of this case here.

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There's limited information about Dulce's disappearance. I couldn't find any media coverage of her case, and she's not listed on the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children website. However, Dulce is still listed as missing on the NJSP website. I contacted NJSP for more information, but they never responded. 

I've also tried to find Dulce's family members but haven't been able to yet. Si alguien conoce a la familia de Dulce Ramos, envienos un mensaje por la pagina de "Contacto". Alguien seguramente sabe que paso con Dulce.

Dulce was 5'2 and 125 lb. at the time of her disappearance. She had black hair and brown eyes. 

Anyone with information on Dulce Ramos can call the New Jersey State Police, Missing Persons Unit at 609-882-2000, extension x2554. ​

Monique Rivera, 22, was a loving mother of three boys. She lived with her children and their father, Timothy Bryant, in Brooklyn, NY. 

At about 2 p.m. on March 29, 1989, Monique went shopping with two women she had recently met who convinced her to bring her six-week-old son Andre along. Monique left her other sons, ages 4 and 7, in the care of her sister. Monique got into a burgundy Pontiac Grand Am with Maryland plates and never returned.

A jogger found Monique's body at the bottom of a wooded embankment in the Bronx the next day. She had been struck in the head with an object and strangled with a scarf. Baby Andre was gone.

The investigators believe the two females targeted Monique for her baby. Some news reports say Monique may have known one of the women from middle school. According to local news reports, while Monique was out for a walk with her boys the day before, on March 28, the two women drove up to her, got out of the car, and started a conversation. Both reportedly showed great interest in Andre. The women took Monique and her kids to McDonald's and then shopping for clothes.

At the time, the suspects were described as a black woman in her mid-30s and possibly a black or Hispanic woman with red hair between 22-25 years old. The latter is who Monique may have known from school.  

​There's a chance that Andre is still alive and unaware of his true identity.

At first, Olivia thought her mother had picked up Jacqueline, but panicked when she saw her sitting alone at the booth. The mother and daughter did their own search before calling 911.

Avondale Police sealed off the swap meet and searched all vehicles, but to no avail. Witnesses told investigators they noticed a woman loitering around the porta-potties that morning. Police released two composite sketches of the person of interest, but the case remains open.

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Reina Carolina Rojas migrated from El Salvador to Boston in search of a better life in May 2022. Six months later, on November 26, Reina mysteriously vanished after leaving her apartment in East Boston. 

Alicia Morales, Reina's sister who lives in El Salvador, knew something was wrong when her calls to Reina's phone on November 27 went straight to voicemail. She contacted the building's landlord, Francisco Magana. He filed a missing person report on November 28, but investigators didn't issue a public notice about Reina's disappearance until January 12, 2023. Investigators didn't explain why they decided to wait more than a month before notifying the public, but a spokesperson for the Boston PD acknowledged that it "could've and should've been done sooner." 

If you have information on the disappearance of Reina Rojas, contact Det. Michael Byrnes, Boston PD at 1-857-274-4300 or FBI VICAP, 1-800-634-4097

Sofia Juarez vanished on the evening of Feb. 4, 2003, a day before her fifth birthday. Her case involved the first use of an Amber Alert in the state of Washington.

The van was described as a light blue or gray 1970s or early 1980s full-sized panel type van with no side windows. The teen boy would now be between 29-32 years old. If you have information about Sofia, call Kennewick Police Department special investigator Al Wehner at 509-582-1331 or 1-509-585-4208.

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Pauline Diaz, then 63, was last seen leaving the HEB grocery store where she worked in San Antonio, Texas, on Dec. 7, 2010.

Surveillance video shows Pauline walking out of the store and briefly speaking to a woman before driving away. She has not been seen or heard from since. According to investigators, Pauline was going to the home of her estranged husband, Pedro "Pete" Ruiz, to pick a up a lawn mower. Her truck was later found abandoned along Highway 181, just down the street from his home. Ruiz acknowledged seeing Pauline that day but not much else.

If you have information about Pauline, call Bexar County Criminal Investigations Division at: 210-335-6070.

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