Rochelle Stubblefield was 20 and eight months pregnant when she disappeared after an evening out in Whiting, Indiana. She was last seen on November 10, 2015, wearing a maroon sweatshirt with the Calumet College of St. Joseph logo and black jeans. Her family reported her missing on November 12 when she failed to return home; there was no activity on her phone or bank account afterward.

Rochelle’s car was later found abandoned in Gary, Indiana, with some personal items nearby, including broken eyeglasses and shoes. Early investigative attention focused on Derron Fuller, described in reports as Rochelle’s boyfriend and father of her unborn child; two of Fuller’s cousins told police he confessed over the phone to killing an eight-months-pregnant woman and burying her near a Gary elementary school. A text Rochelle sent her mother shortly before she disappeared said she was going to meet Fuller to discuss the baby.

Rochelle’s body has not been found. Does anyone who knew Rochelle or saw her on November 10, 2015, have information that could help explain what happened?