IL IL - Alexis Scott, 20, Peoria, 23 Sept 2017

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DEC 27, 2019
Families of Alexis Scott, Marc Bohanan question search efforts
Family members of two Peoria County people who have been missing for more than two years are frustrated with what they feel is a lack of effort on what could be a promising lead.

Within the past 14 months, cadaver dogs have “hit” on a location near the Duck Creek power station near Banner Marsh in Fulton County. The dogs were indicating what they thought was the presence of a body within several feet of water in that marshy area.

And that, say the families of Marc Bohanan and Alexis Scott, is reason enough to send a dive team into those frigid waters. Twice, they say, the dogs hit. Once was in October 2018. The other was just last month. And in both cases, the Peoria Fire Department’s dive team didn’t go into the water.

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DEC 27, 2019
Families of Alexis Scott, Marc Bohanan question search efforts
Family members of two Peoria County people who have been missing for more than two years are frustrated with what they feel is a lack of effort on what could be a promising lead.

Within the past 14 months, cadaver dogs have “hit” on a location near the Duck Creek power station near Banner Marsh in Fulton County. The dogs were indicating what they thought was the presence of a body within several feet of water in that marshy area.

And that, say the families of Marc Bohanan and Alexis Scott, is reason enough to send a dive team into those frigid waters. Twice, they say, the dogs hit. Once was in October 2018. The other was just last month. And in both cases, the Peoria Fire Department’s dive team didn’t go into the water.

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That is beyond frustrating! It has to be so infuriating for the families.

This is a link to Marc's thread
IL - IL - Marc Bohanan, 60, Glasford, 26 April 2017
 
I don’t know that they are related but noting here so people can follow up.

Human remains found in Illinois River near Glasford
PEORIA — Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell confirmed that his deputies found human remains on an Illinois River bank near Glasford.

At about 4:15 p.m. Saturday, deputies were sent to the 13000 block of Wheeler Road to talk with a person who thought he found human remains.

“Photographs of bones discovered were immediately sent to a forensic anthropologist who confirmed the discovered remains appeared to be of human origin,” the sheriff said.
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When asked if he knew if the remains were that of Marc Bohanan who disappeared three years ago in April or Alexis Scott, a Peoria woman who vanished in September 2017, he didn’t know. Janie Sellers also vanished in early 2018 under unusual circumstances.
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Officers from the Peoria Police Department, Illinois State Police and Illinois Department of Natural Resources have additionally been notified and will assist in this investigation due scope and large geographic area which needs to be searched.
 
I don’t know that they are related but noting here so people can follow up.

Human remains found in Illinois River near Glasford
PEORIA — Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell confirmed that his deputies found human remains on an Illinois River bank near Glasford.

At about 4:15 p.m. Saturday, deputies were sent to the 13000 block of Wheeler Road to talk with a person who thought he found human remains.

“Photographs of bones discovered were immediately sent to a forensic anthropologist who confirmed the discovered remains appeared to be of human origin,” the sheriff said.
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When asked if he knew if the remains were that of Marc Bohanan who disappeared three years ago in April or Alexis Scott, a Peoria woman who vanished in September 2017, he didn’t know. Janie Sellers also vanished in early 2018 under unusual circumstances.
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Officers from the Peoria Police Department, Illinois State Police and Illinois Department of Natural Resources have additionally been notified and will assist in this investigation due scope and large geographic area which needs to be searched.
I hope whoever it is is identified quickly, the family needs peace...
 
Three years later, the search continues for missing woman, Alexis Scott | CIProud.com

The search for a missing Peoria woman continued Sunday with volunteers taking a different approach.

Despite the rain on Sunday, volunteers with the Alexis Scott Campaign searched the fields near the former Detweiler Golf Course for any signs of the missing woman.

The group of around ten searched for clues in the disappearance of Scott who was just 20 years old when she went missing back in 2017. On Sept 22, 2017 Scott entered a home in Peoria and her family says she hasn’t been seen or heard from since.

Sunday, the group received help from law enforcement who kicked the search up a notch and explored the waters of the Illinois River. Director of the Fon Du Lac Park District Police Department Mike Johnson said in these situations he feels for the family.
 
Alexis Scott was at a party in her hometown of Peoria, Illinois on the night of Friday, September 22, 2017, when she vanished. Partygoers confirmed to police that Alexis was at the party, but nobody knows exactly when she left or if she left with anyone. The 20-year-old was reported missing five days later by her mother, April Allen. April told Dateline her worries grew when she realized her daughter hadn’t posted anything on social media, which she usually did daily. There have been no named suspects or persons of interest in the case. The family, along with community members, runs the Alexis Camry Scott Facebook page to gather tips and organize meetings. If Alexis’s disappearance is felonious, Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,500 reward for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of any suspect. If you have any information regarding Alexis Scott’s disappearance, please call the Peoria Police Department at 309-673-4521 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at (309) 673-9000.
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Seven years of Dateline's Missing in America: 156 still missing
 
SEP 24, 2022
www.25newsnow.com

Family of missing Peoria girl says the search continues

FIVE YEARS AGO, then 20-year-old Alexis Scott went missing and to this day she hasn’t been found. But that doesn’t mean her friends and family have stopped looking. On Saturday, in Laura Bradley Park loved ones of Scott came down to celebrate her life and remind the community that they haven’t forgotten about Scott. Family friend of Sara Martin says Scott was last seen at party at 125 Richmond Ave.
 
DEC 5, 2022

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Alexis Scott was at a party in her hometown of Peoria, Illinois on the night of Friday, September 22, 2017, when she vanished. Partygoers confirmed to police that Alexis was at the party, but nobody knew exactly when she left or if she left with anyone. The 20-year-old was reported missing five days later by her mother, April Allen. April told Dateline her worries grew when she realized her daughter hadn’t posted anything on social media, which she usually did daily. There have been no named suspects or persons of interest in the case. The family, along with community members, runs the ‘Alexis Camry Scott’ Facebook page to gather tips and organize meetings. If Alexis’s disappearance is felonious, Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,500 reward for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of any suspect. Alexis is described as being 5’1” and about 140 lbs., with brown eyes and long brown hair. She also has several tattoos: “royalty” on her inner left arm, paw prints on her right shoulder, “Trevon” on her right wrist, “Tevin Jr.” on her right shoulder, and “Lily” on her left shoulder. Alexis has pierced ears and had braces on her lower teeth when she vanished. Alexis would be 25 years old today. If you have any information regarding Alexis’s disappearance, please call the Peoria Police Department at 309-673-4521 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at (309) 673-9000.
 

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