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Sep 25, 2025
Sep 30, 2025
Marissa
Luellen
36
35
62 inches
66 inches
120 lbs
150 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the winter of 2024, a 35-year-old woman named Marissa Ann Luellen vanished, creating a quiet but profound sense of alarm for those who knew her. On December 10, 2024, she made her last known contact with her family, a phone call confirming she was in Renton, Washington. This communication would mark the beginning of a distressing period of silence. Marissa, a female with a distinctive appearance, including shoulder-length curly brown hair that she sometimes colored pink or green and a preference for blue-colored contact lenses over her natural brown eyes, had traveled to Renton from Spokane. She was not alone when she left the facility in Spokane, having departed with another female, but the details of their journey and what happened upon their arrival in Renton remained unclear. Concern grew as days turned into weeks without any word from Marissa. Known to her friends by the nickname Gypsy Karma, she was a person with a unique presence, further defined by numerous tattoos. These included the words "TRUST NO BITCH" on her left hand, a cross with flames on her back, three Japanese characters on her neck, and other personal markings on her arm and elsewhere. She also had piercings, specifically a lip ring and an eyebrow ring on the right side of her face. These details, while painting a picture of her style, also became critical identifiers for law enforcement and the public in the effort to locate her. The Renton Police Department took on her case, noting that besides her recent arrival, she had no other known connections to the city, although she had ties to Everett and Seattle. Thankfully, the period of uncertainty and worry for Marissa's loved ones has come to an end, as she has been located alive. While the specific circumstances and the exact date of her being found have not been publicly detailed, the resolution of her case has brought immense relief. The investigation into her disappearance was a journey marked by many unanswered questions, starting from the moment she left Spokane. The primary concerns revolved around her sudden lack of communication after arriving in a city where she seemingly had no roots. The overview of the case reflects a troubling scenario where a person on the move, disconnected from their usual support system, becomes suddenly unreachable, but fortunately, it concludes with a positive outcome.
Dec 10, 2024
Renton
Washington
King County
Renton
No
178071
Renton Police Department
Renton
Washington
King County
98055
Randy Jensen
Detective
1055 South Grady Way, Washington
4254307500
Local
Law Enforcement
25-2083
2025-03-06
Renton Police Department
Brown
Brown
Brown
06/18/2026
