A welfare check in the summer of 2016 at a Pittsburgh home led to a startling discovery: two of Patricia Fowler’s six children, 7-year-old twins Inisha and Ivon, were missing. The official last-contact date is September 11, 2006, but family statements and other details conflict. Some relatives say they hadn’t seen the twins since 2002 or 2003, and there is no evidence either child was ever enrolled in school.

Investigators found a pattern of inconsistent explanations from Patricia Fowler. She gave multiple accounts about where the twins were, at one point claiming she had sold them for $2,000 each, a statement she later retracted. A son, Datwon Fowler, sent a message impersonating Ivon to say the twins were safe in another state; he later said he acted to protect the family. Landlords who rented to the family after 2006 did not recall the twins living there, and the only available photo of Inisha and Ivon dates from infancy.

Ivon had been hospitalized with severe burns in 2000; the twins were briefly removed from their mother then and returned. Patricia Fowler later pleaded guilty to making false statements to police and endangering the welfare of her children; charges against Datwon were dropped under her plea agreement. No verified location for Inisha or Ivon is known.

Did anyone in Pittsburgh or the surrounding states have contact with Inisha or Ivon after 2006, or does anyone have a more recent photo or information about their whereabouts?