Addrienne Nicole
MCROBERT
39
32
60 inches
60 inches
119 lbs
119 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the southern Ontario city of Oshawa, a mother's life took a sharp and bewildering turn on a cold winter night. Addrienne Nicole McRobert, a 32-year-old woman, was last seen on January 14, 2019, in the vicinity of Olive Avenue and Court Street. Known to her friends and family as an energetic and fun-loving person, Addrienne's disappearance has left a void filled with unanswered questions and growing concern. At the time she went missing, she was described as a Caucasian female, standing five feet tall with a thin build, hazel eyes, and shoulder-length hair that she had dyed red. She has several distinct tattoos, including angel wings across her upper back and the names of loved ones on her shoulders. The evening Addrienne vanished, she was visiting with her best friend, Ashley, at her home in Oshawa. According to her friend, Addrienne's demeanor that night was uncharacteristically subdued; she seemed drained of energy and scared. At some point during the visit, she put on a black K-Swiss windbreaker over a black hooded jacket with the word "BENCH" written on the back, along with dark jeans and tan moccasin-style winter boots, and left the residence. Crucially, she left behind her wallet and cell phone, items her family says she would not typically be without. A missing person's report was filed three days later, on January 17, after she failed to return for her belongings and could not be contacted by her worried friends or family. The years since Addrienne's disappearance have been marked by a painful silence for her loved ones, including her daughter. While her family has acknowledged that Addrienne had a history of going off on her own for short periods, they are adamant that this extended absence and complete lack of contact is highly out of character. Police have also described the circumstances as unusual, particularly her decision to leave without her phone and money. Investigators have made public appeals for information, and her family has expressed their profound fear that something terrible has happened to her. The case is an overview of a sudden and puzzling disappearance that began with a friend's observation of fear, was followed by the abandonment of essential personal items, and has since left a family grappling with the uncertainty of their loved one's whereabouts.
Boots Tan, Winter Coat Black, Hooded, "BENCH" written vertically on the back Pants Blue, Jeans Scar Chin Tattoo Upper Back, Angel wings Tattoo Left Thigh, Text: Forever & Always & Derek Tattoo Right Thigh, Lady Bug Tattoo Right Thigh, Spider Web Tatt
Jan 14, 2019
Oshawa
Ontario
Durham Regional Police Service
Durham Regional
Ontario
905-579-1520
905-579-1520
Law Enforcement
2019-15595
Durham Regional Police Service
Brown
Hazel
Hazel
Build: Slender/Thin; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Long
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