
The person at the center of this case
Ellisya Santoso
Justice for Ellisya Santoso — the trail went cold in 2008, but the truth hasn't.
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Was Ellisya traveling with her father? If so, what were his intentions and current location?
Did Ellisya and her father travel to Indonesia as suspected? What connections did the family have there?
Who were the last people to see Ellisya before her disappearance on November 30, 2008?
Ellisya Santoso, a 4-year-old Asian girl, went missing on November 30, 2008, from Marcus Hook, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was last seen in the company of her father, and there were concerns they may have traveled to Indonesia. Despite the passage of time, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and current whereabouts remain unknown, making any information from the public crucial to locating her.
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Ellisya has a distinctive scar on her upper right arm that could aid in identification if she is located.
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Official wording
NamUs case MP8587. Missing person: Ellisya Santoso.
Last known contact: 2008-11-08 in Marcus Hook, Philadelphia, PA. Circumstances: Ellisya was last seen on November 30, 2008.
She may be in the company of her father. They may travel to Indonesia.
Ellisya has a scar on her upper right arm. Demographics: 4 years, Female, Asian.
Physical description: 3 ft 0 in, 50 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown. Investigating agency: Philadelphia Police Department - 24th District (East Division) | 2009-04-014440 | 2008-04-08.
Ellisya Santoso was last seen on November 30, 2008, in Marcus Hook, Philadelphia, PA, possibly in the company of her father.
Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.
Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.