Terril Renee Lehman was 41 years old when she was last known to be seen in Baltimore, Maryland, on December 3, 2014. Public missing-person records identified her as a White/Caucasian woman, about 5 feet to 5 feet 1 inch tall and approximately 125 to 130 pounds, with sandy shoulder-length hair and blue eyes. Her NamUs case noted that she was last seen by neighbors, leaving the circumstances of her disappearance spare and painful in their uncertainty.
She had distinctive identifying features, including a mole on the left side of her chin, multiple ear piercings, and tattoos described in NamUs records as including a “Face of Merlin” on her right shoulder, a tribal-style “5” on her lower back, and “T n T” on her right outer ankle.
For years, the public record of Terril’s case offered little more than the fact that she had vanished from Baltimore and that the Baltimore Police Department Missing Person Unit was the investigating agency. The CUE Center for Missing Persons also listed Terril Renee Lehman and directed anyone with information to contact Baltimore Police or the CUE Center tip line, reflecting the continued need for answers and the importance of even small pieces of information in a long-running missing-person investigation. Public summaries from Uncovered likewise stated that Terril was last seen on December 3, 2014, by neighbors, underscoring how limited the known public timeline remained for much of the case.
A major development came more than a decade later. Baltimore Police reported that on January 12, 2025, a man arrived at a police facility and told detectives about his involvement in the fatal stabbing deaths of Terril Lehman and 46-year-old Charles Webster. Police said the incident occurred at a home in the 1600 block of Ralworth Road after late November 2014, and that both victims had been reported missing by loved ones in December 2014. Because the public police account places the deaths only after late November 2014, the exact date is not clear from the available information, and the timeline remains described in broad terms rather than by a precise day.
News reporting on the arrest identified the man as Antonio Barnett and stated that he was charged after the confession, with charges including first- and second-degree murder. Baltimore Witness reported that the fatal incident occurred sometime between late November and early December 2014, while WMAR reported that Terril Lehman and Charles Webster had been missing since December 2014 and that the January 2025 confession brought an unexpected break in the case. In compassionate terms, Terril’s case began as the disappearance of a 41-year-old Baltimore woman last seen by neighbors, remained publicly unresolved for years with only limited details available, and later shifted when Baltimore Police publicly described her and Charles Webster as victims in a fatal stabbing case connected to a home on Ralworth Road; overall, it is the story of a woman whose absence left loved ones searching for answers for years before investigators announced a development that finally gave the case a clearer, though deeply tragic, direction.Last Seen: Dec 3, 2014
