Sorry this is late, yesterday I kind of forgot what day it was.
This week’s featured missing person is Clara Marie Grunst, a 21-year-old woman who was last heard from on October 9, 1984. She was planning to hitchhike from Joplin, Missouri to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Joplin is given as the place of her disappearance.
She was sighted in Joplin, getting into a truck driven by a Milwaukee driver, on October 8. On October 9 she made a call and said she was in Pittsburg, Kansas. No one ever saw or heard from her again.
Clara is described as white, 5’3 to 5’6 tall and 118 pounds, with blonde hair and blue eyes. She wore glasses, her ears were pierced, and she had a red birthmark on her navel and a tattoo of the name “Jeff” on her left forearm. She also had scoliosis, a deformity of the spine, though I’m not sure if this would have been noticeable in life. She was last seen wearing a white shirt with a floral waistbant, reddish-brown pants, blue sneakers, a Timex watch with a blue band, and a silver ring.
Back in 2011 her family said they’d be holding a memorial service for her. Per Whereabouts Still Unknown, Clara’s mom died a few years ago. Her siblings are still alive and hope she’ll be found someday.
Hi Meaghan, I tried emailing but it bounced back. I was following up on an article of skeletal remains that were found in April 2020 in Milanville, PA – it seems they have been identified in September 2021 as Selina Hoheusle. I noticed that her case file on your website hadn’t been updated yet, just wanted to pass it along to you!
Here’s a missing woman who isn’t on your site yet: Ashley Loring Heavyrunner, age 20, missing since June 5, 2017 from the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana.
Source: https://people.com/crime/ashley-loring-heavyrunner-indigenous-woman-vanished-2017/?did=693689-20211105
Ashley is indeed on the Charley Project. Here is her entry:
https://charleyproject.org/case/ashley-mariah-loring
Whoops, my mistake. Thank you, Vincent.
No photos?
I hope you are doing okay!
Thinking of you and your grief, I’m sorry this happened, honey. Be well, Meaghan. We all miss you.
Are you okay? It’s been a while since you posted anything. I know you had a lot going on.