In the early morning hours of November 4, 1991, 23-year-old Lisa Dianne Jameson, a resident of Gilbert, Arizona, completed her overnight shift at an electronics business. She was last seen at approximately 7:15 a.m. in Chandler, Arizona, near McQueen Road and Chandler Boulevard, after giving a coworker a ride. From that moment on, Lisa, a married mother to a two-year-old son, seemingly vanished without a trace, leaving her family engulfed in a mystery that has now spanned decades.
At the time of her disappearance, Lisa was described as a Black female with brown hair and brown eyes, standing at 5'6' and weighing around 122 pounds. She had four piercings in each ear and was last seen wearing a pink shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes, along with a silver rope necklace and a silver herringbone necklace.
The circumstances surrounding Lisa's disappearance were immediately concerning. All of her personal belongings, including her clothing and credit cards, were left behind at her home. There was no activity on her bank accounts following the day she went missing. A significant development in the case came nearly a month later, on December 3, 1991, when her red 1989 Pontiac LeMans was discovered abandoned in the parking lot of an adult bookstore in Phoenix. A thorough examination of the vehicle yielded no evidence to suggest what might have happened to her. The discovery of her car so far from where she was last seen only deepened the mystery and the distress of her loved ones, who began their own desperate searches in ditches and places she used to frequent.
The investigation into Lisa's disappearance uncovered unsettling details about her life at the time. The day before she vanished, Lisa had confided in her mother that she believed she was pregnant and was anxious about telling her husband, as he had expressed that he did not want more children. This revelation has led her family to suspect her husband may have been involved in her disappearance, though he was never charged. Two years after Lisa went missing, her husband moved to Bolivia, leaving their young son to be adopted and raised by Lisa's parents. The Gilbert Police Department continues to investigate Lisa's case, which remains an active and unsolved endangered missing persons case. Over three decades later, her son and extended family are still searching for answers, holding onto hope that one day they will know what happened to Lisa. The case serves as a heart-wrenching reminder of a young mother's life interrupted and a family left with a void that time has not been able to fill.Last Seen: Nov 4, 1991
