On Sunday, May 16, 1976, in Austin, Texas, 20-year old Jennifer Barton had left home to hang out with a friend to go to the movies. Jennifer spent what we now know as her last moments on record at a local bar. One minute she was there, and next she was gone, but there’s always more to the story.

Both friends seemingly never made it to the movie theater. After a quick stop at a local bar, with a friend, two men, a mysterious van, it ended in nearly 50 years of mystery and unanswered questions.

For decades, Jennifer’s case has gone unsolved without a trace. Some don’t think she ever left Austin, then some think she may have left to go to California. Some blame her lifestyle as the reason this case remains unsolved.

When you look at the details, there may have been some signs leading up to Jennifer’s disappearance. This vanishing of Jennifer may not have come by surprise. It appears she may have knew something was headed her way or harboring a secret.

What we don’t know is, was this disappearance executed at random or was it in connection of something she may have been involved in by means of retaliation?

If you have any information or leads in the disappearance of Jennifer Joyce Barton, her current whereabouts, or any information concerning Jennifer, it should be directed to:

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On Friday, December 2, 2005, in Syracuse, New York, 19 year old Larry Stackhouse, Jr. left home with a friend to attend a basketball game at Christian Brothers Academy. Larry spent what we now know is his last moments on record at the game. What happened after that is a mystery — a best kept mystery now proven to be a secret that sweeps the city of Syracuse.

Just moments before, Larry was getting dressed and preparing for the game. His father, Larry, Sr. recounts his last conversation with his son telling him to not stay out all night. Well, it’s been 18 years and he hasn’t come back home.

With rumors circulating the city, private land that has a possible connection to Larry and his disappearance, and those that he once called “friends” with rather questionable behavior.

I would describe this case as a missed opportunity.

So, what happened to Larry on the evening of Friday, December 2? Did he just walk away from it all, was there something in his private life that may be connected, or is there something far more sinister that only those in the inner circle know?

If you have any information or leads in the disappearance of Larry Stackhouse, his current whereabouts, or any information concerning Larry, it should be directed to:

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When you think about plane accidents, they’re uncommon in aviation. Though you and I both can name at least 10 aviation crashes throughout the decades, it is still a lessened chance that one would be involved in a plane accident, let alone a plane going missing when compared to the thousands of flights that depart each day. 

...but what happened on the morning of Sunday, December 6, 1992, is vastly different from the single engine piper archer aircraft that 29 year old Alan Stewart, 31 year old Amy Haxton-Stewart, 31 year-old Kevin Clarke, and 29 year old Nancy Elizabeth Branch boarded the late morning-early afternoon in Santa Barbara, California.

If you have any information or leads in the disappearance of Nancy Branch, Kevin Clarke, Amy Stewart, or Alan Stewart, their current whereabouts, or any information concerning the missing four, it should be directed to:

Menlo Park Police Department: 662–621–8151

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On Saturday, June 19, 1993, in Clarksdale, Mississippi — commonly known as the birthplace of blue’s music — 22-year old Phyllis Rome was preparing for a night out at a local juke joint blue’s club. It was a popular spot for locals to gather and listen to blue’s music and have a good time.

Phyllis spent what we now know as her last night out on the town. Everyone saw her there, but what happened when she left is unfound.

Phyllis was deaf and mute, making her an easy target to whatever evil that lurked into the hot summer night on June 19.

There was an unconfirmed sighting of Phyllis on that same night by a relative. Just a few days later, another unconfirmed sighting of Phyllis was by an official at a government building, but then that statement was oddly retracted.

This case is an interesting one because there are hardly any details on Phyllis’ disappearance, no details on her personal life, no updates, not many mentions of Phyllis on any public platform except for the original details that were reported back in 1993 from The Clarksdale Press Register newspaper–30 years ago, and the details on her family and friend's are scarce — but with some consistent and profound digging, I was able to locate a few family members.

So, what happened to Phyllis Rome on the evening of June 19, 1993? Did she just walk away from her life? Could this be directly related to law enforcement or someone connected? Or could it be something even more sinister where someone is harboring three decades of mystery and the truth lies somewhere hidden in the depths of the small town of Clarksdale?

If you have any information or leads in the disappearance of Phyllis Rome., her current whereabouts, or any information concerning Phyllis, it should be directed to:

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On the cold evening of Friday, January 22, 2010, in Brooklyn, New York, 7 year old Patrick Alford, Jr. was accompanying his foster mother to the trash chute in their high rise Brooklyn apartment. An odd call came in at the most inconvenient time, it caused a distraction, then Patrick was gone. He was gone without a trace — one may think, and now 13 years without any answers but a lead that expands from just in his community to extending as far as Puerto Rico.

A nearly 14 year mystery that plagues Starrett City. A case that’s cold, but active, with over a decade of unanswered questions and mystery that makes you question those around him, those who knew him, or what he ran to instead of running from.

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Celina was an expectant mother, being nine months pregnant. She was due in only two weeks. In just her 12 years, Celina had a complicated life. Her family structure was curated in a way where she had very little access to the “outside world”, making this case narrowed down to those in her small world.

One out of the many elements in her case that was strange is the last words she said to a relative before she went to bed. Though, it may mean something or all of nothing, it is important to note. It leaves people wondering if she chose to leave and disappear because of her circumstances or did someone make her disappear. Was someone harboring a secret, a family secret? I would describe this case as convoluted, layered, and protected. You will soon find that this case has three sides to it. What the public knows and what was done in secret…then, the truth. So, what happened to Celina on the late evening of December 15, or early morning of December 16, 1996? Could it be that she up and left while pregnant, or is her disappearance connected to someone else; possibly a secret, a family secret or a cult?

Willingboro Police Department and Detective Monica Pogozelski: 609–877–2253

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Recently on an Investigation Discovery special on the Bradley sisters, we learned some intriguing news. We learn new information from Tracey that changes the direction of the case.

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On Friday, July 6, 2001, at around 6:00am, on the Southside of Chicago, Tracey Bradley, the mother of 3 year-old Diamond Bradley and 10 year-old Tionda Bradley, had left her two daughters home while she went to work that morning. The girls' sister, Victoria, had a birthday on the following day. Their two sisters, Rita and Victoria, spent a night with their grandmother. Sadly, neither Diamond or Tionda would be there to celebrate Victoria's birthday. Once Tracey returned home from work just before noon, on July 6, she was met with a complete startling silence.

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