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Summary based on 12 sources
Cynthia Marie Robison, a 38-year-old woman from Stockton, California, vanished in October 2007 under a cloud of suspicion and across multiple state lines. Her case, which remains unsolved, is a complex web of travel with a long-haul trucker, an arrest in Florida, and a final, frantic phone call from Connecticut that hinted at violence. The Stockton Police Department is investigating her disappearance, which they have classified as occurring under suspicious circumstances.

In the fall of 2007, Robison left her home in Stockton in the company of a truck driver. Their travels took them to Panama City, Florida, where she was arrested for reasons that have not been publicly detailed. On October 12, 2007, Robison was released from custody, which is the last time her whereabouts are officially confirmed. Following her release, the trail grows cold, with a possible but unconfirmed sighting of her back in Stockton in November of that year.

The timeline of Robison's disappearance becomes more convoluted due to conflicting dates provided by different agencies. While her last confirmed presence was on October 12th in Florida, some official sources list her date of disappearance as October 15, 2007. This later date coincides with a chilling phone call Robison made to her mother. From a payphone in New Haven, Connecticut, a frantic Robison claimed she had just witnessed the truck driver she was traveling with shoot someone. Before her mother could get more information, the call abruptly ended. This was the last time her family ever heard from her.

The investigation into Cynthia Robison's disappearance has been fraught with challenges, largely due to the jurisdictional complexities of a case that spans California, Florida, and Connecticut, with potential connections to West Virginia, the home state of the truck driver known only as "Bob." The bicoastal nature of the case has presented significant roadblocks for law enforcement in conducting a thorough investigation. Despite the passage of time, her case remains open, leaving her family with unanswered questions about her fate.

Last Seen: Oct 12, 2007