AL AL - Laquanta Riley, 19, Montgomery, 7 Dec 2003

[Danaya]

Chilling story. Sounds like she was held captive and then killed. I wonder why police weren't able to track the phone calls? If it was reported to LE as soon as it happened then why didn't they immediately track it?

 

[imstilla.grandma]

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[mlhenn]

Montgomery family continues search for missing woman 21 years after her disappearance

Every year since 2004, friends and family of LaQuanta Riley celebrate her birthday without her.

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Every year since 2004, friends and family of LaQuanta Riley celebrate her birthday without her.

LaQuanta Riley went missing on December 7, 2003.

Even after 21 years, Riley-Boldin continues to have faith that one day, she will hold LaQuanta in her arms once again.

 

[GuyfromCanada]

APR 2, 2026

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A $5,000 cash reward is being offered for the arrest of anyone responsible for the 2003 disappearance of a Montgomery teen, according to CrimeStoppers 215-STOP.

$5K reward offered for information in 2003 disappearance of Montgomery teen

A $5,000 cash reward is being offered for the arrest of anyone responsible for the 2003 disappearance of a Montgomery teen, according to CrimeStoppers 215-STOP.

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[Unalienable Rights]

Mother of Montgomery woman that went missing in 2003 speaks after reward increase

The mother of LaQuanta Riley says that the emotions have become even more raw as time passes. Despite it all she hasn’t given up hope, believing law enforcement is searching for a living person.

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LaQuanta Riley was 19 when she went missing from west Montgomery on Dec. 7, 2003. Her mother, Pamela Riley Boldin, has been searching for her every day in the 22 years since: longer than the time they had together.

This week, CrimeStoppers 215-STOP added $5,000 to the reward for any tips leading to an arrest in the case, bringing the total now to $20,000.

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Boldin has turned her unresolved pain into purpose by assisting other families in locating missing loved ones. She says she will meet with detectives regarding her daughter’s case on Monday.

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