Justice Unresolved is a series of articles examining cold cases, disappearances and unsolved crimes that continue to haunt families and communities in America. The stories revisit the known facts, unanswered questions and latest developments in cases where the search for truth is far from over.
They have not been heard from or seen since. She started putting up flyers, and her father spoke to a detective about Emily, who took the case. An Arizona mother is searching for the truth after her beloved daughter, 19-year-old Emily Hieber, went missing as many as 13 years ago. Emily disappeared on February 3, 2013, from Yuma, Arizona, alongside her miniature pinscher, Bruiser. By February 6 of the same year, Emily’s phone was no longer in service.
Because of her “age and lifestyle, emily’s mother, Jenny Jimenez, told HindustanTimes.com that when she called the police department to file a missing persons report, they refused to do it.
Jenny said that before Emily went missing, her daughter “had been living from place to place for a year. However, the last time the two of them met, Emily told her mother that she was “ready to turn her life around. She was overjoyed as her nephew had just been born, and she was “excited” to be an aunt, Jenny said.
