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Vanished in the Quiet Hours: The Enduring Mystery of Collinsville’s Donna Jenson
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Vanished in the Quiet Hours: The Enduring Mystery of Collinsville’s Donna Jenson
Posted by admin on September 27, 2025, 20:19 172 0

A Case That Still Echoes in Collinsville

On April 22, 1990, 30-year-old Donna Lynn Jenson disappeared from Collinsville, Illinois, leaving behind a family, a community, and a trail of questions that has never been fully answered. Official records classify her as an endangered missing person, but beyond that designation lies a human story—of routine plans interrupted, of a household left oddly unsettled, and of decades of uncertainty for those who knew and loved her.

The Last Known Day

Donna was last seen in Collinsville on April 22, 1990. Her family had left for a short trip to Missouri, while she remained at home. When a coworker from Granite City called to report that Donna hadn’t shown up for work, her family returned—only to find she was gone. Reports drawn from missing-person case summaries indicate the residence suggested a hurried departure, a detail that deepened immediate concerns....Read More

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