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Today marks 15 years since 19-year-old Shanna Genelle Peoples vanished from Geneva, Alabama—and her family is still waiting for answers. Shanna was last seen near her home on North Morris Street on September 8, 2011. She lived approximately two blocks from her parents and routinely walked or rode her bicycle between the two homes. She was also known to ride her bicycle to nearby stores for soda and candy. But that afternoon, something was different. When Shanna was discovered missing, her front door was left open and the television was still on. There were no obvious signs of a struggle, but her family said this was completely out of character. Shanna was normally very careful about turning off the television and locking the door whenever she left. Her cellphone—something she used frequently—was turned off at approximately 4:00 p.m. Her bicycle and personal belongings were left behind. Shanna was 19 years old, approximately 6 feet tall and 120 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. She has a birthmark on the inside of her leg above her knee. Shanna had cognitive challenges, was considered vulnerable and may have needed her prescribed medication. She did not simply disappear from her family’s hearts. For 15 years, they have lived with the same unanswered question: Where is Shanna Genelle Peoples? Tonight, I’m going live to discuss Shanna’s disappearance, the troubling circumstances surrounding that afternoon, the searches conducted over the years and the questions that remain unanswered. 🔴 LIVE TONIGHT AT 6:45 P.M. CST 📍 True Crime with Natasha Cooper Someone may know something. Even information that appears insignificant could be the detail investigators need. If you have information concerning Shanna’s disappearance: Geneva Police Department: 334-684-2777 FBI: 334-792-7130 Please share Shanna’s face and story. After 15 years, she deserves to be found—and her family deserves answers. #ShannaPeoples #ShannaGenellePeoples #MissingPerson #MissingWoman #MissingInAlabama
Today marks 15 years since 19-year-old Shanna Genelle Peoples vanished from Geneva, Alabama—and her family is still waiting for answers. Shanna was last seen near her home on North Morris Street on September 8, 2011. She lived approximately two blocks from her parents and routinely walked or rode her bicycle between the two homes. She was also known to ride her bicycle to nearby stores for soda and candy. But that afternoon, something was different. When Shanna was discovered missing, her front door was left open and the television was still on. There were no obvious signs of a struggle, but her family said this was completely out of character. Shanna was normally very careful about turning off the television and locking the door whenever she left. Her cellphone—something she used frequently—was turned off at approximately 4:00 p.m. Her bicycle and personal belongings were left behind. Shanna was 19 years old, approximately 6 feet tall and 120 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. She has a birthmark on the inside of her leg above her knee. Shanna had cognitive challenges, was considered vulnerable and may have needed her prescribed medication. She did not simply disappear from her family’s hearts. For 15 years, they have lived with the same unanswered question: Where is Shanna Genelle Peoples? Tonight, I’m going live to discuss Shanna’s disappearance, the troubling circumstances surrounding that afternoon, the searches conducted over the years and the questions that remain unanswered. 🔴 LIVE TONIGHT AT 6:45 P.M. CST 📍 True Crime with Natasha Cooper Someone may know something. Even information that appears insignificant could be the detail investigators need. If you have information concerning Shanna’s disappearance: Geneva Police Department: 334-684-2777 FBI: 334-792-7130 Please share Shanna’s face and story. After 15 years, she deserves to be found—and her family deserves answers. #ShannaPeoples #ShannaGenellePeoples #MissingPerson #MissingWoman #MissingInAlabama

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