Lisa Stone, a 51-year-old woman from Dallas, Texas, was last seen by a neighbor on June 4, 2010, near her home on Truxillo Drive. Stone's sudden disappearance raised concern among her friends, who became particularly alarmed when she missed important engagements, such as picking up a friend from the airport. This was unusual behavior for Stone, known for keeping in close contact with her friends, often through detailed Facebook posts.
After her disappearance, however, her online activity became erratic and drastically different from her usual style, prompting even more concern.
Lisa lived with her partner of 15 years, Sherry Henry. Despite Stone’s prolonged absence, Henry did not report her missing, which aroused suspicion among Stone's friends. They noticed other disturbing signs, such as Stone leaving behind personal belongings and her beloved pets, actions completely out of character for her. Eventually, it was one of Stone’s neighbors, not her partner, who reported her missing to the authorities on June 20, 2010.
As the investigation progressed, more troubling details emerged. On June 29, authorities found Stone’s house in disarray, with her pets living in squalor, which shocked her friends as she had always been a devoted animal lover. A few days later, one of Stone’s friends witnessed Henry throwing away some of Stone’s personal belongings in a dumpster, including cherished items like family photos and birth certificates. This discovery led to a search of the home, though no significant evidence was found to explain Stone’s fate.
Despite numerous leads and pressure from Stone’s friends to keep the investigation active, no solid evidence of foul play or Stone’s whereabouts has been uncovered. Her friends have continuously advocated for her case, and even after more than a decade, Lisa Stone remains missing under mysterious circumstances. The investigation has stalled without sufficient evidence, and no one has been charged in relation to her disappearance. However, her friends remain determined not to let her case go cold.Last Seen: Jun 4, 2010
