Missing On Monday

Cindy Song - On Halloween 2001, Cindy went to a costume party at Player's Nite Club with two close friends, Stacy and Lisa. She was wearing bunny ears, a pink Playboy t-shirt, and a white tennis skirt with a tail. All three friends partied until 2am the next morning, when they left and stopped off at a friend's apartment to play video games. At 4am that morning they dropped Cindy off at her apartment. She was never seen again.

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• Centre Daily

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Niqui McCown - On Sunday, July 22, 2001, Twenty-eight-year-old prison guard Niqui McCown vanished from a local laundry-mat. She stopped by her mothers home halfway through doing her laundry stating some men were making her feel uncomfortable, but returned to finish the clothes regardless. She has not been seen or heard from since. The police could not find any signs of foul play nor a motive for her to vanish.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Unsolved Mysteries

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Jennifer Caridad – Jennifer went missing on August 8th 2021; she was last seen with her boyfriend Aurelio Escobar who later went on a car jacking spree across Washington and Oregon State. Anyone with information on the case is asked to call •Yakima police at 509-575-6200 •Sunnyside police at 509-836-6200 •Yakima County Crime Stoppers at 800-248-9980. •Tips can also be submitted online at http://www.crimestoppersyakco.org. Resources mentioned in this episode: • Yak Tri News • KTVL • Yakima Herald • Sports Beezer Like us on Facebook
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Mary Johnson (Davis) – October 11th 2021 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. In honor of that, our first episode covers the disappearance of Mary Johnson (Davis), an indigenous woman who went missing on November 25th 2020.

• FBI offering a $10,000 reward for information

GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/c7002dfc

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• Sisters Gerry and Nona

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Tulalip Reservation, WA – October 11th 2021 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. In honor of that, our first episode covers the disappearance of Mary Johnson (Davis), an indigenous woman who went missing on November 25th 2020.