CA CA - Teresa Faye Hammon, 19, Sacramento, 8 May 1981 *NamUs #MP6985*

[John/Jane Doe]

182DFCA - Teresa Faye Hammon

 

[Rush4087]

What a pretty girl.

Obviously a long shot, but are her purse, identification, make up and clothing still in the possession of LE? If so perhaps dna is available. And, an even longer shot, but perhaps genetic genealogy can be used to help identify the person(s) responsible for TH’s disappearance.

Jmo

 

[theshadow45]

Bumping, today is Teresa’s birthday.

 

[theshadow45]

Teresa has been missing for 43 years today.

 

[theshadow45]

Today is Teresa’s birthday.

 

[theshadow45]

Teresa has been missing for 44 years today.

 

[Caring1]

Bump for Teresa

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23 Unidentified Person Exclusions

 

[Leprikawn]

I wonder if the residence was checked with Luminol and if they have ran any DNA tests?

 

[Diane Redfern]

According to International Missing Persons Wiki:
Teresa was living in a spare room of her boyfriend's mother California home at the time of her disappearance. She and her boyfriend had an argument over mother's day weekend, and Teresa left the property. She did not take her car and left most of her personal belongings at the house.
Teresa was scheduled to work a 6:00a.m. shift the next morning at the Burger King restaurant in North Highlands, California. She never arrived for her shift, and has not been seen nor heard from since.
On May 9, a day after her disappearance, articles of Teresa's clothing, purse, makeup and identification were discovered in a dumpster behind a store across the street from the Burger King. On May 10, more of Teresa's belongings were found in a dumpster behind a grocery store, some of the belongings partially burned. Teresa nor her remains have not been located, and her disappearance is being treated as a homicide. She may used the alias Brandi and/or Brandy.

According to a post in Reddit:
Her employer’s called the cops and reported her missing. Articles of Hammon's clothing, purse, makeup and identification, including her social security card were discovered, PARTIALLY BURNED (prettydeathseller) in a dumpster behind of a shoe store across the street from the Burger King the day after she vanished (Charley Project). It appears that Cliff and his mother were the ones that found them, after they went searching. The shoe store was identified as either a K-Mart or a Payless. Two different sources state differing information, as to exact location of the dumpster so I went with the Charley Project information. In any case, either she dumped them or someone else did, but I am leaning towards the latter, because why would someone dump their clothing if they planned to bolt? The other stuff I could maybe understand if she didn’t want to be found, but her clothing and makeup?

I'm confused. The article previously posted by @HopeRains says Teresa's uncle located her uniform, letters, ID and even her yearbook.
Charley Project does not mention who located her belongings.

There's even a different version (her stepmother's version) that mantains the house she moved into wasn't Cliff's mother's house, but his ex girlfriend's (Shatzi) mother's house, Carol. According to this, he eventually got married with Shatzi.

Something Happened to Teresa Hammon - Missing from Sacramento for 38 Years - Pretty Death Seller

Teresa Faye Hammon had just turned 18 when she disappeared from Sacramento. After an argument with her boyfriend on May 8, 1981, she left home and never returned, failing to appear at work the following morning. Her ID, clothes, and makeup were found partially burned in nearby dumpsters, but no...

prettydeathseller.com

I am VERY confused.