Cleashindra Hall was 18 when she vanished from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on May 9, 1994. Known as Clea, she was two weeks away from graduating at the top of her class, had been accepted to Tennessee State University’s pre-med program, and planned a summer internship at a pediatrician’s office in Boston. Family describe her as responsible, close to home, and not the sort to leave without telling anyone.

Her last known contact was a phone call to her mother at about 8:00 p.m.; she said she would call back around 8:30 p.m. and never did. Her employer, Larry Amos, later told police she left his home about 8:30 p.m. after getting into a car he could not describe with an individual he said he did not see. Police initially instructed the family to wait 24 hours before filing a missing persons report. Searches of Amos’s property began two weeks later; he has been described as a person of interest and his property was searched again in 2012, but no charges have resulted and Cleashindra has never been found.

Foul play is strongly suspected, but the case remains unsolved. Did anyone in Pine Bluff remember Cleashindra or see her on the evening of May 9, 1994?