A Quiet Life in Boonville
Donna Gail Hatfield, a 72-year-old woman from Boonville, Indiana, was known for her gentle demeanor and love for wearing red and white. Living with her son, Thomas Rainey Jr., on 1st Street, Donna's life was marked by routine and simplicity. Despite her battle with Alzheimer's disease, she enjoyed taking walks around her neighborhood, often returning safely even after wandering off. Her family, especially her daughter Rachel Arnold, remained in close contact, ensuring her well-being and offering support when needed.
The Day She Disappeared
On May 25, 2019, a friend reported seeing Donna at her home. However, this would be the last confirmed sighting of her. In the following weeks, her daughter Rachel grew increasingly concerned after being unable to reach her mother. Despite multiple attempts to contact both Donna and Thomas, there was no response. The family's worry intensified, leading them to involve local authorities in the search for Donna. ...Read More
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