Cheryl Coker, 33, of Riverside, Ohio, was reported missing October 2, 2018, after dropping her teenage daughter at school. That morning she returned to the home she shared with her estranged husband, logged onto Facebook, and then vanished. Her SUV was later found abandoned in a strip mall parking lot with her phone and personal items locked inside.

Four months later a mushroom hunter found skeletal remains in rural Greene County that were later identified as Cheryl’s. Authorities ruled the cause of death homicidal violence, though specific details were not released. Riverside police named Cheryl’s husband, William Bill Coker, as the primary suspect early on; he has denied involvement and has never been charged. In 2024 the Montgomery County Prosecutor declined to file charges, citing insufficient evidence. The case remains open and Cheryl’s family continues to seek answers.

Did anyone in the Riverside or Greene County area see Cheryl’s SUV after October 2, 2018, or have information about her movements that morning?