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Glenda Diane Quisenberry, a 41-year-old woman, was last seen in Thomasville, Georgia, in June 1989. Witnesses reported seeing her boyfriend, Jerry Robert Hobbs, carrying her over his shoulder at a shelter for battered women. Hobbs claimed that they were at a trailer on Lost Arrowhead Lane off Carter Road, near Stewart Road, where Quisenberry became intoxicated and passed out. He stated that he left to get food and upon his return, she was gone. Quisenberry was never heard from again.

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Last Seen: Jun 01, 1989
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Victim Details

Jan 26, 2026

Jan 26, 2026

Glenda

Diane Quisenberry

41

41

Unknown inches

White

Female

Quisenberry was last seen in Thomasville, Georgia sometime during June 1989. Witnesses saw her boyfriend, Jerry Robert Hobbs, carrying her over his shoulder at a shelter for battered women. Hobbs later stated they were in a trailer on Lost Arrowhead Lane off Carter Road, near Stewart Road, and Quisenberry got drunk and passed out. He left, and when he returned. she was gone. She has never been heard from again. Quisenberry's loved ones reported her missing in August 1989. Her daughter was pregnant at the time of her disappearance and they kept in close contact, and Quisenberry also was in regular touch with her sisters. Her family believed she'd met with foul play. There was a history of domestic violence between Quisenberry and Hobbs. The investigation into Quisenberry's case was reopened in 2009 and blood was found in the trailer she disappeared from. In May 2009, Hobbs was arrested and charged with her murder. He told police that whatever happened between himself and Quisenberry was "between him and God." In June, however, the case against Hobbs was dismissed for lack of evidence and he was released. He moved to Washington state and is now deceased. Foul play is suspected in Quisenberry's case due to the circumstances involved.

Jun 01, 1989

Thomasville

Georgia

Thomasville

4

Thomas County Sheriff's Office

229-225-3315

01/27/2026