The Justice Voice

Kortney Stouffer remains a missing person after nearly a decade — and her family is still trying to find answers behind what happened to her. The Palmyra, Pennsylvania woman was only 21-years-old at the time of her disappearance, which authorities believe resulted in foul play. Nonetheless, if this missing woman were alive today, she’d be in her early 30s. Instead, she’s the subject of a decade-long cold case that doesn’t have an end in sight. With as many enemies as she made the night of her disappearance, it’s hard to imagine that anyone will ever come forward with the truth behind what happened to her. The night Kortne Stouffer disappeared was one of conflict — especially between her and multiple people. She had gone out to an establishment called the Hardware Bar earlier in the night that she disappeared, but was made to leave after getting into an altercation with another woman who was there. From there, she went back to the apartment that she sh...

The remains of Kara Nichols were finally found this year — a decade after she went missing. Now there are new updates in the case revealing her cause of death. There is no doubt that the missing Colorado woman was murdered, and now a man is sitting in jail on 2nd degree murder charges. KOAA News 5 reports that Kara Nichols cause of death has been determined as strangulation, indicating that the man accused of killing her strangled her until she died before hiding her body in a wooded area. The suspect, Joel Hollendorfer, was arrested not long after the discovery of Kara’s body in February of this year. What isn’t being publicized is exactly what happened that led to Kara and Joel encountering one another, and why this man killed her. Closure is in reach for the family of Kara Nichols, even though they’ve waited a decade just to find out what happened to her. Now here’s to hoping justice is served — though no amount of criminal punishment could ever m...

Authorities are still looking for Naomi Irion, who was reportedly kidnapped while at a Walmart store in the town of Fernley. It’s now been going on five days since she was last seen, and a handful of days since her abandoned car was located containing evidence of a possibly violent crime. Now the loved ones of this missing Northern Nevada woman are speaking to the media in hopes of keeping public interest front-and-center. The brother of missing Nevada woman Naomi Irion says that he didn’t even realize she was missing until a day following her abduction. It wasn’t until she didn’t show up for work that her loved ones were alerted to the fact that she’s missing. Her mother, who lives in South Africa and is unable to do anything about this disappearance, says that her daughter hasn’t posted to social media since Saturday — something that is completely out of her character, just as it’s out of character for her to miss work . The town of Fern...

A Las Vegas woman is making headlines after she was arrested for shoplifting at a local convenience store, but the theft isn’t what’s getting her some seriously negative attention. The woman is accused of using racially-hateful language toward a clerk, and even going as far as threatening to send her ‘KKK friends’ after him. Fox 5 News reports that Jenna Lilly faces a laundry list of charges after the incident that occured at a 7-Eleven Convenience store on Tropicana. The Las Vegas woman was caught attempting to shoplift merchandise at the Eastside store, but a clerk caught her and attempted to handle the situation by stopping her. This resulted in Jenna Lilly allegedly brandishing a knife at the clerk before threatening to cut him. She also allegedly said that her “KKK friends” would come back to the store to deal with him. Police were called on the woman, who fled from the store — but she didn’t get far. During her arrest she was repor...

A 62-year-old unsolved ‘Jane Doe’ case has finally been solved in Arizona, but a further mystery surrounds how the little girl wound up in the Grand Canyon state. Authorities have confirmed that the unidentified murdered child long-known as Little Miss Nobody has finally been identified — but who kidnapped and killed this child, and are they residents of Arizona, or were they just passing through at the time this horrifying crime took place? Police in Yavapai County say the real identity of Little Miss Nobody is Sharon Lee Gallegos — a four-year-old girl who was kidnapped from behind her home in New Mexico over six decades ago. The kidnapping of Sharon Lee Gallegos has been listed on Namus.Gov as well as The Charley Project for numerous years as this sad case remained unsolved. In fact, both the disappearances of the New Mexico child and the discovery of Little Miss Nobody in Arizona have remained some of the oldest unsolved cases in both states. It’s rath...

A woman who’s been missing since Thanksgiving has been found deceased, and now authorities are trying to figure out what happened to her. Police say Ashley McDonald’s remains were located in rural Mississippi, bringing an end to a search that’s lasted several months. However, the details surrounding the woman’s disappearance — and now her death — indicate that she may have been intentionally lured by her killer. Memphis 3 News reports that Ashley McDonald was last seen on Th anksgiving 2021 by her loved ones shortly before she left the area to meet an unidentified man in Mississippi. Over the course of the past several months, searches have been conducted by multiple people including officers with at least two different police departments. In February, the vehicle belonging to Ashley McDonald was located in the same Mississippi county, where her remains were ultimately found this week. Right now, it’s important to figure out the identity of th...

A two-year-old girl is dead, and her parents are charged in association with her death, after she was reportedly allowed to slowly die while in their care. Police say Washington parents Augustino Maile and Jharmaine Baker are accused of abusing the little girl and then failing to get her medical care, which led to her demise. That’s not the only disturbing detail in this developing case. Deputies responded to a 911 call over the weekend and found the child unresponsive. The child had reportedly shown signs of being abused, and the father — who provided police with an erroneous name — was breaking a no-contact order stemming from an open abuse case. The parents first told police that the child was clumsy and had fallen, but that was apparently untrue. The investigation also determined that the couple began Googling disturbing questions over the course of time that the child slowly died in their care. The Washington parents allegedly Googled how to wake up an unresponsiv...