1990s

Dorothy Fay Johnson Has Been Missing From Chicago Since 1995

The 36-year-old vanished from Chicago.

Published

1 year ago

April 5, 2020

The case of Dorothy Fay Johnson is one with few details. What is known is that on March 19, 1995, Dorothy was seen in the area of the 4000 block of West Monroe in Chicago, Illinois. No one has been able to locate or contact Dorothy since that time. The 36-year-old just went missing without a trace.

At the time of her disappearance, Dorothy was 5 feet 6 inches tall and 130 pounds. She had black/dark brown hair and gray eyes. Both of her ears are pierced, she wears glasses, and reports state that Dorothy had varicose veins in her lower legs. All of her teeth are missing, aside from one tooth located in her right jaw. Dorothy is known to also go by the names “Denise Kyles” or “Dorothy Kyles.”

Anyone with information regarding the disappearance of Dorothy is urged to contact the Chicago Police Department at (312) 744-8266 or their local authorities.

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1990s

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Published

1 week ago

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