When a loved one is missing for an unexplained reason, it can be the most challenging, difficult and emotional time that anyone could endure. This experience is wrapped in feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, confusion, guilt and uncertainty of what to do and what to expect.
Family, friends and authorities are searching for a missing Charlotte mother who hasn't been seen since December 4th. Her family says Frezja Matisse Baker was last seen on Lasalle Street just before 10:00pm last Thursday.
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Charlotte police searching for missing 31-year-old mother She was last seen on Thursday, Dec. 4 at the intersection of Lasalle Street and Newcastle Street
Frezja Baker, a missing Charlotte mother, has been found deceased. Suspect Lorenza Thomas Inman Jr. is charged with her murder and was on probation for attempted murder at the time.
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