MISSING PERSON
CASE #: 1989-9
Jenna Ray Robbins
Status:
Open
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Missing From:
Killeen, Texas
Summary:
On 05/14/1989 at approximately 4:00 PM, a kidnapping occurred in the 1200 block of N. 4th Street, Killeen, Texas.
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Circumstances of Disappearance:
9-year-old Jenna was last seen near her apartment complex, where a man in a gray two-door car reportedly lured her into his vehicle with promises of candy or money. She willingly entered the car and was never seen again. Law enforcement pursued numerous leads and interviewed suspects, including individuals with criminal records and suspicious behavior. Descriptions of the suspect and vehicle led to several inquiries, but none resulted in definitive evidence. Over time, various tips and reports of sightings were investigated across multiple states, but all proved inconclusive. The investigation involved collaboration with national and local law enforcement, including the FBI and Texas Rangers, and organizations such as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Information about Jenna was shared through public appeals, composite sketches, and national databases like NAMUS and ViCAP.
Additional Details:
• Vehicle was a gray 2-door, possibly Plymouth or Dodge (K-Car). • The abductor was a white male, 20, with no facial hair, hair was combed back. • The vehicle was facing west, and the abductor was leaning over the passenger seat motioning the girls to come over. • Jenna walked up to the car and the witness/friend remained behind due to being scared. • Jenna said the man may have candy or money and proceeded to the car. • When the witness/friend refused to go with her, Jenna went back to her witness/friend and asked “What do I tell your mom"? Jenna replied, “I’m going for a ride". • The witness/friend said that she nor Jenna knew the man. • The witness/friend only reported the incident after Jenna's mother and brother 5:30 PM returned from the store. Despite years of efforts, including interviews, photo lineups, and the investigation of suspects with histories of sexual offenses or kidnapping, no charges were filed due to insufficient evidence. Later tips suggested Jenna might have lived under an alias or associated with individuals involved in criminal activities, but these leads also failed to provide a resolution.
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Timeline of Events
Jenna's mother and older brother report kidnapping.
Jenna's mother and older brother returns home. Older brother discovers through Jenna's friend of the circumstances.
Jenna's mother and older brother go grocery shopping. Jenna wants to stay home and play with her friend/witness outside.
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Alan C. (Person of Interest) - Living
Dong S. (Mother) - Deceased
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