HOUSTON — Houston police and the Texas Center for the Missing are searching for a woman who was last seen last week and was reported missing by concerned family members.Deundrea Ford, 21, was last seen Thursday in east Houston off I-10 near Federal Road. She's described as being about 5 feet, 4 inches tall and weighs about 170 pounds. She has brown eyes and black hair.Family members are asking for help. They said Deundra hadn't been seen since she left an east Houston bikini bar where she worked. They said she left with an unknown man.The bar manager said they tell employees to not leave with the men they meet inside.Family members said Deundra had only worked at Diva's Bikini Sports Bar and Grill for a few weeks. It's the last place anyone saw her."I just hope that if anyone has her they release her and let her come home. We just want her home," Deundra's grandmother, Bridgette Carriere, said.They said they knew something was wrong when Deundra went days without contacting her 4-year-old son."I'm confident that something's not right. This is not her normal behavior," her uncle, Kevin Carriere, said.They saw surveillance video from the night she went missing. The bar manager said it was turned over to police.Family members said it showed Deundra leaving the bar with a man and getting into a van in the parking lot with him after the bar closed. They stayed in the van for more than an hour."She entered the vehicle with him. Whether she left with him willingly or unwillingly that's something that we can't answer," Kevin Carriere said.One of Deundra's friends missed a call from her around 2 a.m. Friday. Later that day, her phone had been turned off and their calls went straight to voicemail. They said it has been off ever since then."Her phone has not been powered back on. There's been no reception and no direct contact with her," Kevin Carriere said.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call the Houston Police Department missing persons desk at 832-394-1840 and/or HPD patrol at 713-884-3131.

 

The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) Clear Lake Campus Hospital is reaching out to the public for assistance in identifying a young Black woman.

Hospital officials say the woman was admitted to the hospital in Webster on Sept. 15 and arrived without any form of identification.

UTMB estimates Jane Doe's age to be between 17 to 24 years old. She is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. 

In her picture, she has short, curly black hair and her eye color is unknown.

Medical officials ask if you recognize her, please call their media relations department at 409-772-NEWS or call UTMB police at 409-772-1111

Eerie Coincidence

 Above photo is Monica Alcantar found dead and decomposing in her car in Houston on September 10th. Her body was found in a public area.

Above photo is Christian Collida, found dead and decomposing on September 15th near downtown Houston in a public area.

A couple weeks ago I came across a guy laid out in a parking lot. Before he lost consciousness he said he had taken Fentanyl. I helped the two lady medics load him onto a stretcher. One of the medics didnt think he was going to live. I wonder if there is a bad batch of this crap making its way around Houston. I am anxious to know and still waiting for the official cause of death of these two girls. Will up date.

Jim

Update: Monicas death caused by accidental overdose. Christian's cause of death ruled "undetermined".