When a Texas woman returns to her small hometown to start over, she vanishes and is found dead in the Red River. Evidence suggests she died at the hands of someone she knew well, but her case remains unsolved in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Check out Red Rabbit Justice, an effort by Jennifer’s brother-in-law (who happens to be a filmmaker) and others to produce a documentary film about her case. They are offering a $50,000 reward in relation to Jennifer’s case.
If you know anything about the death of Jennifer Harris, please contact Texas Crime Stoppers at 1-800-252-TIPS. You can remain anonymous.
When a young California girl goes missing and her mom is found murdered, one family seems to be at the center of it all. From a self-declared street preacher to a babysitter with a murderous past, a host of suspicious individuals haunt the story of a missing child who investigators believe is still alive in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Nikki Fitts and her two-year-old daughter, Arianna, went missing from San Francisco, California in April of 2016. Image source: family photo.Nikki Fitts was 32-years-old when she went missing in April of 2016. Her body was found shortly thereafter in McLaren Park. Her murder remains unsolved. Image source: family photo.This plywood board was concealing Nikki’s shallow grave in McLaren park. Investigators believe her killer(s) brought it to the park, along with her body. Do you recognize the design painted onto it? Image source: San Francisco Police.Arianna has been missing since April of 2016. It’s believed that she may have been abducted, and that her abductors may have been responsible for her mom, Nikki’s, death. Image source: family photo.Arianna was 2-years-old when she went missing in April of 2016. If alive in 2025, she is approximately 11-years-old. Image source: family photo.This post was made from Nikki’s Facebook account around the time of her death. It’s believed that someone else posted it, pretending to be her.This age-progression image shows what Arianna might have looked like 2024. Investigators believe she is still alive. Image source: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Arianna Fitts was only 2.5 when she went missing in 2016. She may resemble the age-progressed picture included above. She may still be alive, possibly in California’s Bay Area or the Las Vegas, Nevada area.
Do you recognize the wooden board pictured above?
The board, which bears a spray-painted symbol, was used to cover Nikki Fitts’ body after it was dumped in a San Francisco park. If you know where the board may have come from, investigators want to know.
If you know anything about the disappearance of Arianna Fitts and / or the death of Nikki Fitts, please submit a secure, anonymous tip here or call the San Francisco FBI field office at (415) 553-7400, or the San Francisco Police Department at San Francisco Police Department at 415-575-4444. If your tip leads to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for Nikki’s murder and Arianna’s disappearance you may be eligible for a $250,000 reward offered by the San Francisco Police Department, plus a $10,000 reward offered by Best Buy.
When an 18-year-old disappears under suspicious circumstances in Asheville, North Carolina, investigators are left to navigate a minefield of unbelievable stories and even more unbelievable people. An unsolved disappearance tangles with a would-be love triangle and the murder of a celebrity chef in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
When one of the brightest students at a prestigious Ivy League university is fatally stabbed in plain sight, police scramble to determine who’s responsible. In a campus full of brilliant minds, one outsmarts all the rest, literally getting away with murder on this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Suzanne Jovin was 21-years-old when she was murdered on December 4th, 1998 in New Haven, Connecticut. Image source: family photo. Suzanne was incredibly intelligent, driven and hard-working. She maintained high grades at Yale while also volunteering in programs that benefited elementary school students and intellectually-disabled adults. On top of that, she worked a part-time job and co-founded the university’s German Club. Image source: family photo.Pictured: a possible suspect sketch based on the recollection of a witness who reported seeing a blond man running away from the crime scene. Image source: police image.
Yale University is still offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Jovin’s killer, while the state is offering a $50,000 reward.
If you have any information about the murder of Suzanne Jovin, please call the investigative tipline at: 1-866-623-8058. Or, e-mail investigators at: jovin.case@ct.gov.
When a teen vanishes from a safe neighborhood in California’s Bay Area on her way to the school bus stop, a brutal crime of opportunity and a controversial DNA evidence law lead to a rare no-body homicide conviction in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Sierra LaMar was 15-years-old when she vanished from her Morgan Hill, California neighborhood on March 16, 2012. Investigators determined that she’d been abducted on her way to the school bus stop. Image source: family photo.Family and friends described Sierra as having a magnetic personality. Her family has not had the opportunity to lay her to rest, as her killer has not revealed the location of her remains. Image source: family photo.Pictured: the last known photo of Sierra, taken the morning of her disappearance. The San Jose Sharks hoodie she’s wearing was later found neatly folded inside of her purse, which was inexplicably located inside of a shed in an empty farm field. Image source: family photo.In a rare no-body homicide conviction, Antolin Garcia-Torres has been convicted of abducting and murdering Sierra Lamar. He is serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. He has not revealed the location of Sierra’s remains. Image source: booking photo.Pictured: The Californian newspaper documents some of the extensive search efforts that were undertaken in an attempt to locate Sierra LaMar. Professionals and civilian volunteers alike searched land and water for her, without success. Although her killer has been convicted, her remains have never been found. Image source: The Californian (April 21, 2012 ed.).
Sierra is still waiting to be found. If you have any information on the location of her remains, please call the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office’s tipline at 1-408-808-4431 or leave an anonymous tip at: tips.fbi.gov.
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