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Donnis Redman Missing Person Case

Last seen in San Pedro, California on Mar 1, 1958

Victim Details

Created

Jan 28, 2009

Case Added

Jan 25, 2023

First Name

Donnis

Last Name

Redman

Current Age

Age At Disappearance

Height

62 inches

Weight

105 lbs

Ethnicity

White / Caucasian

Gender

Female

Last Seen

Mar 1, 1958

City

San Pedro

State

California

County

Los Angeles County

Agency ID

25623

Agency Name

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department-Monterey Park - Homicide Bureau

Agency City

Monterey Park

Agency State

California

Agency County

Los Angeles County

Agency Zip Code

91755

Agency Contact

Tamar Abraham

Contact Job Title

Detective

Agency Address

1 Cupania Circle, California

Agency Phone

3238905500

Agency Jurisdiction

County

Agency Type

Law Enforcement

Agency Website

http://www.lasd.org/about_us.html

Agency Case #

004-05000-1750-402

Primary Agency

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department-Monterey Park - Homicide Bureau

Case Contributors

6173

Hair Color

Blond/Strawberry

Left Eye Color

Blue

Right Eye Color

Blue

Last Updated

Oct 13, 2026

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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP1475) and 5 other sources

Donnis Marie Redman, a 14-year-old girl from San Pedro, California, disappeared on March 1, 1958. On that day, she and her 18-year-old boyfriend, Michael Griffin, left California and traveled to Las Vegas with the intent of eloping. However, neither of them has been heard from since. Griffin's white Dodge Clipper was later found abandoned in Williams, Arizona, several days after their disappearance. Despite searches, there were no traces of Donnis or Griffin, and their fate remains a mystery.

At the time of her disappearance, Donnis was wearing a yellow sweater and brown capri pants. The case has perplexed investigators for decades, and some believe foul play may have been involved. Although both families and law enforcement continue to hope for a resolution, no substantial evidence has surfaced in the years since they vanished. Authorities have periodically revisited the case, but it remains unsolved to this day.
Last Seen: Mar 1, 1958