Jeannette Marie Lamb was 31 when she disappeared from Phoenix on January 10, 2002. She was at a relative’s house in the area of the 5300 block of West Campbell and left in a white pickup truck with a man described as a friend or acquaintance. She has not been seen or heard from since.

Jeannette was a mother of three young sons and her family says it was unlike her to be out of contact for so long; her sister reported her missing on February 13, 2002 after a month with no word. Jeannette is Black, with black hair and brown eyes, about 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 7 inches and 170–180 pounds. Distinctive tattoos include Gladys on her left hand, Davionta on her breast, J‑Dogg with flowers on her right forearm, and Cecil on her leg. She has a C‑section scar, a gap between her front teeth, pierced ears, and sometimes went by Janet. On the day she vanished she was believed to be wearing a green army‑style hat, a black Prime Trucking coat, and black jeans.

The identity of the man she left with has not been released and little new information has emerged; the investigation remains open. If anyone knew Jeannette, the man who picked her up that day, or saw a white pickup in the 5300 block of West Campbell on January 10, 2002, please come forward with information.