In the late summer of 2010, concerns grew for a 38-year-old mother of two from Atlanta, Georgia. Dianna Affana Hammonds, a female with black hair and brown eyes, was last seen at her residence on Jett Street on September 4, 2010. On that day, she made a troubling phone call to a close friend, James Ghee. He later recalled that she spoke rapidly and sounded agitated, asking for money to pay her phone bill.
During their conversation, Dianna mentioned she needed to go to the hospital but alarmingly, would not explain why. She promised to call him back, but that call never came, and it was the last time anyone is known to have heard from her.
At the time of her disappearance, Dianna was reportedly staying with two individuals, a man known as "Kiki" and a disabled woman named "Barbara". Although she was not particularly close with her own mother, Dianna maintained regular contact with her friend, Ghee, often confiding in him and typically calling him for financial help at the beginning of the month. Her sudden and complete silence was out of character, prompting her mother to officially report her as a missing person in October 2010, a month after she was last heard from. Dianna had distinctive tattoos, including the name "KeKe" on the back of her neck and the names "Paul" and "Marquis" on her right leg.
Years have passed since Dianna Affana Hammonds vanished, leaving behind her two sons and a case that has grown cold. The disturbing details of her last known conversation, where she mentioned a need to go to the hospital despite a purported fear of them, have left her loved ones with unanswered questions. The lack of any contact or sightings since that September day in 2010 is a source of ongoing pain for her family. The investigation into her disappearance remains unsolved, a quiet but persistent mystery of what happened to the 38-year-old mother after she ended that final, unsettling phone call.Last Seen: Sep 4, 2010
