Marie Theresa Cherry, a 25-year-old mother of two, was last seen on October 10, 1992, in the Walker Village area of Fort Hood, Texas. Around 10:30 p.m., she was reportedly in the front yard of her family’s residence and disappeared without a trace. At the time, Cherry was wearing a yellow shirt with a red skirt and suspenders. She is described as having a scar on her forehead, a chipped front tooth, and a gap between her front teeth.
She may have worn glasses and occasionally used the last names Cline, Guzman, Kline, Palmer, or Phillips.
Cherry had been a victim of domestic violence prior to her disappearance, but few additional details about her case have been made public. She worked as a teacher and left behind two young children. Despite investigations by the Army Criminal Investigation Division and the FBI, her case remains unsolved, and foul play is suspected.
Authorities continue to seek information about her whereabouts, encouraging anyone with tips to contact the Army CID or the FBI. Her disappearance remains a cold case, but her family and investigators still hope for answers.Last Seen: Oct 9, 1992
