Infants Who Mysteriously Disappeared | Missing Persons Archives

Few stories in missing persons cases are as chilling and heartbreaking as those involving infants. These are the most defenseless members of our society, taken in moments of trust and safety. In this episode of Missing Persons Archives, we shed light on three baffling cases of infant disappearances that occurred decades ago but remain unsolved to this day.

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Join us as we recount the mysterious vanishing of Raymond Lamar Green, the puzzling disappearance of Melissa Diane McGuinn, and the haunting case of Sabrina Aisenberg. These tragic stories continue to weigh heavily on their families and communities, proving that hope lingers, even decades later.

1 - Raymond Lamar Green (1978):

How a fake friend lured away 5-day-old Raymond from his Atlanta home and vanished without a trace. The shocking details of a lost case file and the ongoing hope for his return.

2 - Melissa Diane McGuinn (1988):

A 7-month-old disappears in Trenton, New Jersey, amid conflicting stories and unanswered questions. Even today, her mother believes she may still be alive.

3 - Sabrina Aisenberg (1997):

The eerie abduction of 4-month-old Sabrina from her crib in Florida, a tangled web of suspicion, and the family’s fight to find the truth.

Reflecting on the pain of unanswered questions and the hope that these families may one day find answers.

🛠️ Resources and Contact Information:

If you have any information about the cases discussed in this episode, please contact the appropriate authorities below. Even the smallest tip could make a difference.

Raymond Lamar Green:

Call the Atlanta Police Department at 404.658.6666.

Melissa Diane McGuinn:

Contact the Trenton Police Department at 609.989.4144.

Sabrina Aisenberg:

Report tips to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office at 813.247.8200.

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