Death of Adre-Anna Jackson
- Year
- 2005
- Where
- Washington
- Source
- Wikipedia
- Evidence
- 1
Adre-Anna Anita Jackson, also spelled Adreanna or Adre'Anna was a missing person of Native American descent from Lakewood, Washington. She disappeared at age 10 while walking to school in December 2005 in "a high-crime area with a large number of registered sex offenders". Her mother had sent her out on a three-block walk not knowing school had been canceled because of snow and did not report her missing until late…
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