#unsolveddisappearance

Alexis Ware was building a future.

She was preparing to expand her beauty business, move to Atlanta, and begin a new chapter.

Then fear entered the picture.

Her family says Alexis believed a black truck was following her. She reportedly received repeated blocked calls from someone she called “the devil.” On January 30, 2022, she dropped off her children at an Anderson 7-Eleven and drove away.

Her phone later went silent.

Her red Honda was found abandoned on Silcox Road in McCormick County. Her belongings were inside.

Alexis was not.

This deep dive examines the final timeline, the conflicting accounts, the physical evidence, the theories, the investigative gaps, and the legislation her family has fought to create.

Read it. Share it. Keep her name from being swallowed by the archive.

https://thesassygazette.blogspot.com/2026/07/vanished-disappearance-of-alexis-ware.html

Twenty-nine days passed between the last reported sighting of Tracey Robinson West and the day she was officially reported missing.

Twenty-nine days for surveillance footage to disappear.

Twenty-nine days for memories to blur.

Twenty-nine days for a trail to grow colder.

Tracey vanished from the 300 block of North Street in Aiken, South Carolina. Her public case file remains painfully thin, but her life and disappearance deserve more than a fading flyer.

Read the full investigation and help keep her name visible.

https://thesassygazette.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-29-day-silence-disappearance-of.html