Hello to you all...
I am an old classmate of Chalisa Lewis, who went missing on Feburary 2nd, 1995, in Bremerton, WA. Several weeks later on February 25th, 1995, her body washed ashore at Discovery Park, in Seattle, WA. I wanted to open this new forum up, as part of my research on the case, and also in hopes of maybe finding the piece of garbage that murdered her. I've looked up everything I could about her on the Internet, and there almost hasn't been any word about her case. Even though I didn't really know her too well, I had a lot of friends who knew her, and there we're some instances in Jr. High and Elementary School, where I do remember her. It is a really sad case, even today, that remains unsolved. Even today, alot of people are uncomfortable about talking about the case. Alot of people have left town since then also, including members of her family, and there's other people today who knew her, who simply can't remember that far back, so all this further makes things more difficult. So I want to turn to all of you here on Websleuths, for help with this. I told some friends of mine on MySpace already, of my post here on Websleuths.com. I, and very possibly alot of people in Bremerton, are hoping that some people on here can get their research minds together, and figure out this case, and turn in the piece of garbage who murdered her, so that they can face justice. As much as I can research stuff about this case, I know I can't do it on my own, so I hope that people on here can help out.
On February 2nd, 1995, 14-year old Chalisa Lewis went missing after getting off a school bus. It did appear that she made it home, as her backpack and other belongings were found inside the house. They tried doing everything they can to look for her, even using police dogs, but they were not able to locate her. Eventually, on February 25th, 1995, her partially-clothed body was found washed ashore at Discovery Park, in Seattle, WA. Because of all this, they weren't even able to establish a crime scene, wherever it all happened. She was a very happy girl and did not appear to have any sort of issues with her family or other people, so it was determined that she didn't run away from home. And it's already been proven that Chalisa's murder wasn't foul play, so anyone in her family has already been long cleared of any suspicion. America's Most Wanted even had a segment when all this happened, back in 1995, but that didn't help out much. The local public access channel in Bremerton, WA also ran a show about her disappearance and murder, which didn't help out much either.
Here's one newspaper article that was published in the Bremerton Sun (Now the Kitsap Sun), back in 1995... http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/1995/feb/04/, which is in the Code 911 section. If you go forward in the archives, there's other articles about her. You all might have to click on the "Next Day" link for awhile in order to find other articles about her, and they might make you have to register, in order to get access to the archives. I am also in the process of scanning in some articles I found about her case, that I got from the microfilm archives at the East Bremerton library. If any of you want to help out and need those, e-mail me here or here, and I can provide you all with those scanned articles, which when i'm done scanning them in, will be in PDF format.
After these 13 years, let's see if we can get something together, that may solve this case once and for all.
I am an old classmate of Chalisa Lewis, who went missing on Feburary 2nd, 1995, in Bremerton, WA. Several weeks later on February 25th, 1995, her body washed ashore at Discovery Park, in Seattle, WA. I wanted to open this new forum up, as part of my research on the case, and also in hopes of maybe finding the piece of garbage that murdered her. I've looked up everything I could about her on the Internet, and there almost hasn't been any word about her case. Even though I didn't really know her too well, I had a lot of friends who knew her, and there we're some instances in Jr. High and Elementary School, where I do remember her. It is a really sad case, even today, that remains unsolved. Even today, alot of people are uncomfortable about talking about the case. Alot of people have left town since then also, including members of her family, and there's other people today who knew her, who simply can't remember that far back, so all this further makes things more difficult. So I want to turn to all of you here on Websleuths, for help with this. I told some friends of mine on MySpace already, of my post here on Websleuths.com. I, and very possibly alot of people in Bremerton, are hoping that some people on here can get their research minds together, and figure out this case, and turn in the piece of garbage who murdered her, so that they can face justice. As much as I can research stuff about this case, I know I can't do it on my own, so I hope that people on here can help out.
On February 2nd, 1995, 14-year old Chalisa Lewis went missing after getting off a school bus. It did appear that she made it home, as her backpack and other belongings were found inside the house. They tried doing everything they can to look for her, even using police dogs, but they were not able to locate her. Eventually, on February 25th, 1995, her partially-clothed body was found washed ashore at Discovery Park, in Seattle, WA. Because of all this, they weren't even able to establish a crime scene, wherever it all happened. She was a very happy girl and did not appear to have any sort of issues with her family or other people, so it was determined that she didn't run away from home. And it's already been proven that Chalisa's murder wasn't foul play, so anyone in her family has already been long cleared of any suspicion. America's Most Wanted even had a segment when all this happened, back in 1995, but that didn't help out much. The local public access channel in Bremerton, WA also ran a show about her disappearance and murder, which didn't help out much either.
Here's one newspaper article that was published in the Bremerton Sun (Now the Kitsap Sun), back in 1995... http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/1995/feb/04/, which is in the Code 911 section. If you go forward in the archives, there's other articles about her. You all might have to click on the "Next Day" link for awhile in order to find other articles about her, and they might make you have to register, in order to get access to the archives. I am also in the process of scanning in some articles I found about her case, that I got from the microfilm archives at the East Bremerton library. If any of you want to help out and need those, e-mail me here or here, and I can provide you all with those scanned articles, which when i'm done scanning them in, will be in PDF format.
After these 13 years, let's see if we can get something together, that may solve this case once and for all.