On January 10, 2002, 31-year-old Jeannette Marie Lamb was at a relative's home in Phoenix, Arizona, in the area of the 5300 block of West Campbell. That day, she was picked up by a male friend or acquaintance in a white pickup truck and has not been seen or heard from since. At the time of her disappearance, Jeannette was a mother to three young sons. Her family described her as someone who, while having a history of dropping out of sight for a few days at a time, would always make contact with them. After a month with no word from her, Jeannette's sister reported her missing on February 13, 2002.
Jeannette is described as a Black female with black hair and brown eyes, standing between 5'5' and 5'7' and weighing approximately 170 to 180 pounds. She has several distinct tattoos that her family hopes will help in identifying her.
These include the name 'Gladys' on her left hand, 'Davionta' on her breast, her nickname 'J-Dogg' with flowers on her right forearm, and the name 'Cecil' on her leg. She also has a linear scar on her abdomen from a Cesarean section, a gap between her front teeth, and pierced ears. On the day she vanished, she was believed to be wearing a green army-style hat, a black 'Prime Trucking' coat, and black jeans. She sometimes went by the nickname Janet.
The circumstances surrounding Jeannette's disappearance remain unclear, and her case has grown cold over the years with very little information available to the public. Her family fears that she met with foul play, as it was highly uncharacteristic of her to be out of touch for such an extended period, especially from her children. The identity of the man she was last seen with has not been publicly released. The lack of new leads has left her loved ones without answers for decades. The investigation into Jeannette Lamb's disappearance is ongoing, and her family continues to hope for any information that could lead to a resolution in her case.Last Seen: Jan 10, 2002