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🚨 MISSING PERSON – COLD CASE 🚨 Ali L’isha Gilmore was 30 years old when she disappeared from Tallahassee on February 3, 2006. She was last seen at her home in the 200 block of Lorraine Court. Her family said it was completely out of character for her to vanish, and they immediately became concerned because she had never gone missing before. At the time of her disappearance, Ali was separated from her husband, James Gilmore, and was involved in another relationship. She was pregnant but reportedly unsure who the father was. Ali and her husband were attending counseling and attempting to repair their marriage. Investigators stated that James cooperated fully with police and his alibi checked out during the time Ali disappeared. For years, the case remained without a named suspect until 2021, when investigators publicly identified Dwight Aldridge as a suspect and the man Ali had reportedly been dating at the time. Police said Ali had the initials “D.W.” circled on a notepad the day she vanished, which investigators believe referred to Aldridge. Authorities also stated he lied about his alibi and later stopped cooperating with investigators after initially speaking with them. Ali is described as 5’6” tall and approximately 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She has a scar on her abdomen, pierced ears, and a tattoo reading “Ali” on the right side of her chest. More than two decades later, her family is still searching for answers and investigators continue to ask anyone who may have known Dwight Aldridge or who has information about Ali’s disappearance to come forward. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Tallahassee Police Department at (850) 891-4200 or Crime Solvers at 850-574-TIPS.

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La-Teasha LaMone Brooks was just 20 years old when she disappeared from Farmville, Virginia, on August 29, 2002. Her mother dropped her off at an appointment in downtown Farmville, and that was the last confirmed time anyone saw her. She wasn’t reported missing until August 31, two days later. After that, La-Teasha vanished without a trace, leaving her family with years of unanswered questions about what happened to her. For more than two decades, La-Teasha’s disappearance has remained a heartbreaking mystery. While the years have passed, her sister, La’Keasha Brooks, has continued to be the one person determined to keep searching and finding out what happened to her. La’Keasha deserves answers, and La-Teasha deserves to be remembered, found, and brought home. 💔 If you know anything about La-Teasha’s disappearance, no matter how small the information may seem, please contact the Farmville Police Department at 1-434-392-3332. Someone may know what happened to her, and speaking up could finally give La’Keasha and her family the answers they have been waiting for. Please share La-Teasha’s story. It has been far too long. #Lateashalamonebroooks#Farmvillevirgnia

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Aubrina Mack 39, has been missing from Montgomery, Alabama, since August 15, 2006. Aubrina told her sister that she was going to a neighboring street, but she never returned home. What should have been a short trip became a disappearance that has left her family without answers for years. #AubrinaMack#montgoneryalabama