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Jan 28, 2026
Jan 28, 2026
Jonni
Clemett
40
40
5'7 - 5'10 inches
150 lbs
White
Female
In the late spring of 2001, the city of Cleveland, Ohio, was bustling with the energy of a new baseball season. Among the many fans who attended a game was 40-year-old Jonni Clemett, a well-known figure in the local restaurant and bar scene. After the game, she was seen in the parking lot of The Little Bar on Frankfort Avenue, a place where she was a familiar and welcome face. She was leaning against her black four-door 2000 Dodge Neon, wearing a leather "Tribe" jacket and jeans. A witness noted that she appeared to be having some difficulty breathing. This seemingly ordinary moment would be the last time Jonni was ever seen. Her sudden and perplexing disappearance left a void in the lives of those who knew and loved her, sparking a mystery that has endured for years. The hours and days following Jonni's last known whereabouts were filled with a growing sense of dread. She never returned to her apartment in the Tremont neighborhood, which was found locked and undisturbed. None of her personal belongings were missing, and there was no indication that she had planned to leave. Her car, with Ohio license plate number CQY-5786, also vanished and has never been located. Jonni was a woman with deep roots in the Cleveland area. She had managed popular establishments like Jake's in the downtown Marriott Hotel and Shooters In The Flats, and at the time of her disappearance, she was employed at Harpo's Sports Bar in Strongsville. Friends and family described her as a responsible and vibrant person, making her unexplained absence all the more alarming. They were adamant that she would not have voluntarily walked away from her life, leaving everything behind without a word. Jonni's family firmly believes that foul play was involved in her disappearance. Their conviction is bolstered by the fact that there has been no activity on her bank accounts or credit cards since the day she went missing. An added layer of concern is Jonni's health. She suffered from pulmonary fibrosis, a serious and life-threatening lung condition that required her to take prescription medication. Leaving without her medication would have been a perilous decision, one that her loved ones do not believe she would have made. Despite the passage of time and the tireless efforts of her family to keep her memory alive, Jonni's case remains unsolved. The lack of answers has left a painful and lingering uncertainty for her friends and family, who continue to hope for a resolution to the heartbreaking question of what happened to Jonni Clemett.
May 27, 2001
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Police Department
05/24/2026
