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Renee Martine LaManna

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Renee Martine LaManna

Case
#1910
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jun 2, 2026
Cape May County Prosecutor's Office
Missing Person · Open
32 years waiting · since 1994

Missing Person: Renee Martine LaManna

Justice for Renee Martine LaManna — the trail went cold in 1994, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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person
Lead #1

Why was Renee visiting family in Ocean City when she was a resident of Queens, New York?

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clue
Lead #2

What triggered her disappearance that evening—did her anxiety disorder or panic attacks play a role?

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evidence
Lead #3

What was the result of the extensive search by Ocean City Police, U.S. Coast Guard, and Cape May County Sheriff's K-9 Unit?

Renee Martine LaManna, a 35-year-old nuclear medicine technology student from Queens, New York, disappeared on January 8, 1994, from a family member's residence in Ocean City, New Jersey. She was last seen at approximately 7:00 PM wearing a white sweatshirt and red silk pajama pants. Despite extensive searches by Ocean City Police, the U.S. Coast Guard, and Cape May County Sheriff's K-9 Unit, no confirmed sightings have been reported in over three decades, leaving her whereabouts and fate unknown.

Case
#1910
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jun 2, 2026
Cape May County Prosecutor's Office

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Lead #4

Given the coastal location and K-9 involvement, was there suspicion she may have entered the water?

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Source Narrative

NamUs case MP1232. Missing person: Renee Martine LaManna.

Last known contact: 1994-01-08 in Ocean City, Cape May, NJ. Circumstances: At the time of her disappearance, Ms.

LaManna was a resident of the Fresh Meadows section of Queens, New York studying nuclear medicine technology. Ms.

LaManna was diagnosed with anxiety disorder which caused her to suffer panic attacks and which sometimes left her agitated and paranoid. LaManna was last seen at approximately 7:00pm at 2517 Wesley Avenue in Ocean City, the residence of a family member.

A subsequent search by the Ocean City Police, the United States Coast Guard and the Cape May County Sheriffs K-9 Unit failed to locate Ms. LaManna.

No sightings of Ms. LaManna have been confirmed by authorities since.

Demographics: 35 years, Female, White / Caucasian. Physical description: 5 ft 2 in, 98 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Brown.

Clothing and accessories: Clothing: White sweatshirt, red silk pajama pants, white socks, carrying a navy blue bathrobe.. Investigating agency: Cape May County Prosecutor's Office | 96-340 | 1994-01-08.

Timeline of Events

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1994-01-08
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Last Sighting

Renee Martine LaManna was last seen at approximately 7:00 PM at 2517 Wesley Avenue in Ocean City, the residence of a family member.

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Case Information

Incident:January 8, 1994 at 7:00 PM
Last Updated:June 5, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:January 8, 1994 at 7:00 PM
Last Updated:June 5, 2026

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Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.

Phone: 6094651135
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