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Grandmother pleading for help in February disappearance of missing Missouri teen T’Montez Hurt

The 19-year-old was last seen walking away from a Greyhound bus station in Kansas City, Missouri.

‘Police could have helped;’ Grandmother still searching for missing local teen last seen in Kansas City

Kansas City Police posted on social media asking for the public’s help in finding T’Montez Hurt, 19, of St. Louis, who went missing on February 1.

Ten years later: Where is Relisha Rudd?

Ten years ago, D.C. police sent the first Amber Alert in a case that will never be forgotten in Washington.

The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: The Deputy and the Disappeared

Laura Coates investigates the 2003 disappearances of two men of color in Naples, Florida.

At age 8, Relisha vanished. A decade later, she haunts a changed city.

Relisha Rudd was last seen in March 2014 after a janitor at the D.C. homeless shelter where she lived took her. Her disappearance altered practices and people.

Missing in Plain Sight: The Inequity Behind Cincinnati’s ‘North Fairmount Jane Doe’

As investigators confront the mystique surrounding a recent dismemberment case, advocates say the threats facing Black women are no mystery.

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