May 9, 2009. Eighteen-year-old Kelsey Emily Collins stepped out of her home on 100th Street. She had plans to take public transportation to Seattle and meet up with her new boyfriend.

Kelsey was the star witness against her pimp in an upcoming trial. That is, until she disappeared.

Kelsey has never been seen again.

Art
 "Brown Wooden House" by Johannes Plenio

Music
 "Tumbleweed Texas" by Chris Haugen

Sources

1. “Emily’s Song” by Sarah Collins.
2. “Hirschsprung’s disease” by Boston Children’s Hospital.
3. “Kelsey Collins Missing After Testifying Against Pimp: What Happened?” by Meena Sivarajan, The Republic Monitor.
4. “Mother Searching For Daughter Who Vanished The Day Before Mother's Day” by The Vivid Faces of the Vanished.
5. “Inmate Death at USP Coleman I” by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Department of Justice.
6. “Teen Vanishes After Testifying Against Her Pimp” by Cat Leigh, Medium.
7. “Detectives search Beacon Hill for clues in Everett woman's disappearance” by KIRO7 News.
8. “Teen missing after testimony against pimp” by Susan Kelleher, The Seattle Times.
9. “Kelsey Emily Collins.” The Charley Project.