Ebony Monique Giddens, 27, disappeared from her Columbus, Georgia, apartment on Montclair Drive in March 2018. The last known contact was a normal phone call with a relative on the night of March 11, 2018. The next morning her brother found the apartment locked and, after repeated knocks and calls went unanswered, her five-year-old son opened the door and reported that his mother was gone.

Her purse, wallet, and keys were left in the living room; only her cell phone was missing. In the days before she vanished Ebony had been involved in a domestic dispute with her boyfriend, Malcolm Jackson. On March 10 she called police alleging he hit her and threatened her with a gun; he was arrested for misdemeanor assault and released on bond the same day. Neighbors said Jackson worked on Ebony’s car the day before she disappeared. He was later arrested on aggravated stalking and probation violation the day after she was reported missing and has been described as a person of interest, but he has not been charged in her disappearance.

The case remains classified as a missing person under suspicious circumstances. Her family has distributed flyers and offered a $10,000 reward while the Columbus Police Department says the investigation is active and ongoing. Does anyone in the Columbus area remember seeing Ebony or her car around March 11–12, 2018?