Latisha Monique Frazier was an 18-year-old mother and recent Crossland High School graduate when she disappeared from Southeast Washington, D.C. on August 2, 2010. About 5 feet 3 inches and 165 pounds, she worked full-time at a McDonald’s in Oxon Hill and was described as responsible, family-oriented, and unlikely to abandon her three-year-old daughter Diamond.

After finishing her shift she boarded her regular bus, spoke briefly with her boyfriend about visiting friends, and never arrived home. Family calls went straight to voicemail and she was reported missing on August 4. An anonymous tip months later led investigators to six people who were charged in connection with her death. Prosecutors allege Latisha was lured to an apartment on Trenton Place SE, brutally attacked, restrained, suffocated, and then dismembered; her remains were placed in a dumpster and likely taken to a landfill in rural Virginia. Excavation was declined as hazardous and unlikely to succeed, and her body has never been recovered.

Multiple suspects later pleaded guilty or were convicted and sentenced, but Latisha’s remains remain missing and her family has not had closure. Did anyone who knew Latisha or saw her that day ever notice anyone escorting her from the bus or following her toward Trenton Place SE?