The person at the center of this case
Dawnita Wilkerson
Justice for Dawnita Wilkerson — the trail went cold in 2020, but the truth hasn't.
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Silver/pewter-colored 2004 Chevy Suburban—who was driving it and where did it go after the motel?
Who was at the motel and saw Dawnita get into the vehicle? Did anyone note the driver's identity or vehicle details?
Why was her phone deliberately shut off the next morning rather than running out of battery?
Dawnita Wilkerson, a 44-year-old Black woman, disappeared on June 21, 2020, at 8:16 p.m. from an Evansville, Indiana motel after getting into a silver 2004 Chevy Suburban. Her phone was shut off by the next morning, and she failed to contact her mother and daughters as she routinely did, prompting her family to report her missing. She requires medication for several medical conditions and remains missing; anyone with information is urged to contact the FBI or local police.
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What medical conditions required medication, and how would her health have been affected by the abrupt disappearance?
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June 21, 2020 Evansville, Indiana Dawnita Wilkerson was last seen on June 21, 2020, at 8:16 p.m., at a local Evansville, Indiana, motel getting into a silver/pewter-colored 2004 Chevy Suburban. (Photo displayed above.) Dawnita’s phone was shut off by the next morning.
Her family reported her missing when she didn’t call her mother or her daughters, as she usually did. Dawnita has several medical conditions that require medication that she is without.
Dawnita Wilkerson was last seen at 8:16 p.m. at a local Evansville motel getting into a silver/pewter-colored 2004 Chevy Suburban
Dawnita's phone was shut off by the next morning, cutting off communication