missing phoenix coldon

[fedup80]

Why won't anyone speak up to help bring Phoenix home. Someone knows something, w don't want the people just Phoenix, what if this was your child would you want people to help you???? Please anyone!

[fedup80]

Well another day has gone by and we need some kind of tip to help bring Phoenix home. Anything at all even if it is short an brief. If you have her just drop her off we wont look for you we just want her home that is all.

[fedup80]

We really need some kind of tip to help bring Phoenix Coldon home where she belongs. If you know anything or someone you know might have an idea please speak up and leave a tip of some kind.

[fedup80]

Missing Child: Phoenix Coldon

Back in January, we posted about Phoenix Coldon. The 23-year-old disappeared in St. Louis, MO. Her car was found the same day she went missing, but her whereabouts are still unknown. If you, or anyone you know, has any information on this, or any other missing person’s case, please report it on our anonymous tip line.

Phoenix Coldon
Case Type: Endangered
DOB: May 23, 1988
Missing Date: Dec 18, 2011 ?
Age Now: 23
Missing City: St. Louis
Missing State: MO
Case Number: 11-76537 Gender: Female
Race: Black
Complexion: Medium
Height: 5-6
Weight: 125
Hair Color: Brown
Hair Length: Shoulder Length
Eye Color: Brown
Wear Glasses or Contacts: Yes
Location Last Seen: Phoenix was last seen leaving out of her driveway in her vehicle (1998 4-door Chevrolet Blazer with tinted windows: Missouri License Plate KE2S6V).Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown. On the day she went missing Ms. Coldon’s car was found at the intersection of 9th Street and St. Clair Avenue in East St. Louis. The car’s engine was running.

Last Seen Wearing: Phoenix was last seen wearing grey sweatpants (UMSL or Linderwood printed vertically down one pant leg), dark hoodie (black or blue) and tennis shoes.

[fedup80]

Days are going by to fast and Phoenix is missing each one of those days with the people that love her and care for her.Please just let her come home where she belongs so she can be the woman that she was meant too be.