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Laverda Sorrell
Justice for Laverda Sorrell โ the trail went cold in 2002, but the truth hasn't.
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What office in Fort Defiance was Sorrell dropped off at, and why was she there that day?
What did her husband observe when he dropped her off, and has he been fully interviewed?
Why was there a four-day delay before family members reported her missing to police?
Laverda Sorrell, a 44-year-old Native American woman, disappeared on July 4, 2002, after her husband dropped her off at an office in Fort Defiance, Arizona. She was reported missing four days later on July 8, 2002, by a family member to the Navajo Police. Despite the FBI's involvement and a substantial reward, her whereabouts remain unknown and the case remains unsolved.
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Are there any surveillance records or witnesses from the Fort Defiance area on July 4, 2002?
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July 4, 2002 Fort Defiance, Arizona The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Albuquerque Field Office is asking for the public's assistance in determining the whereabouts of Laverda Sorrell. Sorrell's husband reported his wife had been missing since July 4, 2002, when he dropped her off at an office in Fort Defiance, Arizona.
A family member reported her missing to the Navajo Police, Window Rock District, on July 8, 2002. Remarks: Sorrell wears glasses.
She previously resided in Navajo, New Mexico.
Sorrell's husband dropped her off at an office in Fort Defiance, Arizona on July 4, 2002. She was not seen again.
A family member reported Laverda Sorrell missing to the Navajo Police, Window Rock District, four days after her disappearance.
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