Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: African American female. Diamond’s physical condition causes her to walk with a limp due to a bowed leg and she will often walk with one arm in a bent position. Diamond has a very obvious dental appearance, with misaligned teeth.

Details of Disappearance: At the time of her disappearance, 21 yr old Diamond Bynum was residing with her father and stepmother in Gary Indiana. On the morning of July 25th, 2015, Diamond Bynum, her stepmother and Diamond’s 2 yr old nephew , King Walker, took a nap between 9:00- 10:00am. When Diamond’s stepmother woke up around 11am, both Diamond and 2 yr old King, were nowhere to be found. Diamond is diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome, which results in delayed development, and constant food cravings. Diamond has the mental capacity of a 7 yr old child, and cannot fend for herself, or 2 yr old King Walker. No new tips or leads have been presented in the case.

Investigative Agency: Gary Police Department (219) 881-1214

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian male. Steve has a tattoo on his right arm.

Details of Disappearance: Steve was last seen Ashley, IN where his ex-wife dropped him off at a gas station to meet a so called (unknown) Facebook friend. A week later, a friend Ducat met on Facebook contacted his family to say she’d given Ducat a ride to the state line and he said he was walking to Defiance, Ohio. He has never been heard from again. Both Indiana and Ohio police are investigating his case.

Investigative Agency: Ashley Police Department 260-587-9388/Delta, Ohio Police Department 419-822-3232

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian female. Lola’s nicknames are Kat and Kathy. She has breast implants, a scar on her right knee and a small scar on her forehead.

Details of Disappearance: Fry was last seen leaving Greenwood, Indiana in her car, a red and black 1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse with personalized license plates reading “LOLA.” She was on her way to Fort Wayne, Indiana, but never arrived. Fry has never been heard from again and her car has not been found. Fry disappeared on the day she was supposed to give her final deposition in a class action lawsuit against an Indianapolis-based plastic surgeon.
It is unknown whether her disappearance had anything to do with the lawsuit. Police believe foul play was involved in Fry’s disappearance and say they have a suspect, but they cannot identify or charge this person for lack of evidence. Her case is unsolved.

Investigative Agency: Indiana State Police 317-232-8280

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian male. Brown hair, blue eyes. Ross’s nickname is Little Brad. His front tooth is chipped and his left ear is pierced. Ross has a round burn scar on his wrist, a tattoo of a tribal band around his right bicep, and a surgical scar on the inside of his ankle.

Details of Disappearance: Ross was last seen in the vicinity of Old Maumee Road in Fort Wayne, Indiana on November 19, 2004. He took his fiancee’s silver 2004 Dodge Stratus to pick her up from work but never arrived. He has never been heard from again.
Ross’s fiancee’s car was located later that day when it was involved in an accident at the corner of Coliseum Boulevard and State Boulevard in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It is unknown if Ross was driving the vehicle at the time of the accident.

Investigative Agency: Fort Wayne Police Department 260-427-1202

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian female.  Kelly may use the last name Hubbard. Her ears and nose are pierced and she has two tattoos: an angel with a heart inscribed with the name “Steve” and a blue and turquoise tattoo on her lower back.

Details of Disappearance: Kelly’s family last heard from her sometime in July 2011. She lived in Kokomo, Indiana in a trailer with her boyfriend, Travis Funke, and their young child. In September 2011, Armstrong’s sister became concerned because she hadn’t heard from her in a long time. Whenever she called the house, Funke would provide various excuses as to why Armstrong was unable to talk to her. Her sister visited Armstrong’s local hangouts and talked to her friends and neighbors, and realized no one had seen or heard from her. She asked the police to conduct a welfare check, but they were unable to get in touch with Armstrong either. Her sister then reported her missing on September 26.

Investigative Agency: Kokomo Police Department 765-459-5101

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian female. Scars on left foot and on abdomen. Surgical scar on left knee. Wore a retainer on lower teeth. Wide gap between upper front teeth. Right index finger was severed during a sewing accident and was reattached. Occasionally walks with a limp as the result of a cleft foot. One ankle was reconstructed as a result of prosthesis during her childhood. Left ear is pierced three times on the earlobe, with an additional piercing in the upper cartilage. Right ear is pierced twice in the earlobe.

Details of Disappearance: Karen was last seen at her residence in the 800 block of Weghorst Street in Indianapolis, Indiana at approximately 10:30 p.m. on December 27, 2000. Her son told authorities that her former husband, Steven Halcomb, was sitting in the family’s living room with Smith at the time. Her son reported that Smith appeared to be experiencing drug-induced sleepiness. Her two children did not hear any suspicious activity within their house during the night. They reported her as a missing person when Smith could not be located the following morning. She also missed an appointment that day. She left behind her car, jewelry, and money at her house.  Smith’s body has never been recovered.

Investigative Agency: Indianapolis Police Department  -(317) 327-6613 – (317) 327-3811

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Caucasian male. Quarter size surgical scar on sides of right knee. AKA: Tom

Details of Disappearance: Walter, also known as Tom, was last seen in his rural mobile home community on Delchar Dr. in Edinburgh, IN. His vehicle described as a black 2000 Daewoo Laganza was located abandoned approximately two months later on the north side of Franklin, IN, it had been impounded by then. There was no sign of struggle and that all of his personal belongings were left behind. Friends say he would not have left behind his house, his dog or his restaurant. He vanished just two days before he was scheduled to open a new restaurant called Walter’s Family restaurant.

Investigating agency: Shelby County Sheriff’s Department  (888) 387-1444

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos: African American female.She has a small scar above her left eye, a small scar on the right side of her face, a scar on the top of her head and a large scar on her left lower leg. AKA: “Niqui”.  DNA: Available

Details of Disappearance: Niqui was last seen at a laundromat in the vicinity of the 1000 block of South E Street. While her clothes were either washing or drying, she went to her mother’s house and voiced concerns about a group of Hispanic boys who had been harassing her at the Laundromat. Initially Niqui’s family thought she was abducted from the laundromat but Richmond Police were able to rule that out based on a surveillance tape from a nearby store. She went back to the laundromat to get her belongings and never returned. She has never been heard from again. Surveillance footage showed her loading clothes into her 1990 GMC Jimmy 4×4 and leaving the laundromat; she did not appear to be under duress.
Niqui disappeared weeks before her wedding, leaving behind an eight-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. Her fiance, Robert “Bobby” Webster, was questioned in her case.
Days after Niqui’s disappearance, he canceled the wedding and demanded a full refund from the reception hall. He also tried to return his wedding band for cash, but the jeweler refused, because Niqui had purchased it and her name was on the receipt.
Webster said he needed extra money to help look for Niqui. Police have found no evidence against him and he did take a polygraph test. The car she was driving when she disappeared was registered in Webster’s name.

On the day of her disappearance, Niqui tried to contact her sister several times. Her sister says Niqui was seeing another man, Tommy L. Swint, whom Webster didn’t know about. Her sister warned Niqui to end the relationship.
Swint was sworn in as a police officer in Trotwood, Ohio in 2007, but he resigned from the department less than two months later. When the department found out he was a suspect in Niqui’s disappearance, a fact he hadn’t disclosed to them, they told him he had to resign or be terminated.
Swint had worked as a corrections officer at a state prison, the Montgomery Education and Pre-Release Center, from 1994 until 2007. Niqui also worked at the prison as an accounting clerk from 1994 until her disappearance; this was how they had met. He was considered a suspect in her case since shortly after she vanished. A photo of Swint is posted with this case summary.
On November 3, 2001, Niqui’s vehicle was located at the Meadows of Catalpa, a large apartment complex in Dayton, Ohio. Niqui’s laundry was folded in the backseat. There was no sign of her at the scene, and no fingerprints or other clues.
Niqui’s ex-boyfriend lived at the Meadows of Catalpa and Niqui had lived with him there in 1997. He passed a polygraph test and had an alibi and was therefore eliminated as a suspect in her case. She had made a phone call to Dayton the day she went missing; she spoke to a coworker who lived about a mile from the apartment complex.
In February 2010, Swint was indicted for murder in the death of Tina Marie Ivery, a prostitute from Dayton who was beaten and strangled to death in 1991. Authorities planned to question him about other homicides as well. The same day he was indicted, however, as police approached his home to arrest him, Swint committed suicide. He was living in Phenix City, Alabama at the time of his death. He remains a suspect in Niqui’s case.

Investigative Agency: Richmond Police Department (765) 983-7247 

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Distinguishing Characteristics: Scars, Marks, Tattoos:  Caucasian female. Several piercings in both ears.

Details of Disappearance: Brookley was last seen at her residence in the vicinity of the 1400 block of Cottonwood Drive. She came home from work at approximately 4:00 pm to find that her computer was missing. She called her father and the police department to make a burglary report. At approximately 5:30 p.m., the report was filed and law enforcement left her residence. Brookley was possibly seen getting into the passenger side of her vehicle later that afternoon. Her vehicle was located abandoned on July 1st approximately 10 miles from her home. Even after her father’s untimely death four months after she disappeared, she has not been seen or heard from.

In July 2002, human blood was found in the home of 53-year-old Jason Nowicki, an acquaintance of Brookley’s. He was later arrested for firearms possession. The blood was positively matched to Brookley through a DNA test. In July 2003, Nowicki was released from prison, and died from cancer not long after. Brookley remains missing and is presumed dead, but her remains have not been located and no one has been charged in her disappearance.

Investigative Agency: Greenwood Police Department (317) 882-9191

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