Ramona Redd was 19 and living in Baltimore, Maryland, when she was reported missing on March 7, 2002. She was last seen in her neighborhood and was described by family and friends as a vibrant young woman who normally kept regular contact with those close to her, which made her sudden disappearance especially alarming.

Local law enforcement launched an immediate search that included K-9 units and the help of community volunteers. Detectives interviewed family, friends and acquaintances and the family distributed flyers and participated in media appeals and community events to keep the case visible. Despite those efforts and the publicity, the investigation struggled to produce substantial leads in the weeks and months that followed, leaving loved ones without answers.

The case underscores the emotional toll on Ramona’s family and the role community involvement played in the early search. If anyone remembers seeing Ramona in Baltimore around March 2002 or has information about her last known movements, please come forward.