NY NY - Corrie Anderson, 36, Jamestown, 28 Oct 2008

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Bump for Corrie

There was another thread started for Corrie in April 2019. Should these be merged? There are posts in both.

NY Thread 'NY-Corrie Lynn Anderson, 36, Chautauqua County, 28 Oct 2008'

Apr 6, 2019

Corrie Lynn Anderson
NamUs MP#2405
Missing from: #Jamestown, #NewYork
County #Chautauqua

Missing since: October 28, 2008

Age then: 36
Age now: 42 years old

*Circumstances:
Corrie Anderson was last seen on October 28, 2008, at about 1:10 pm, leaving Lake County Dodge in the City of Jamestown, Chautauqua County, New York. She missed a meeting at 3:15 pm and did not pick up her son from school. This is very unusual.


Race - White

Sex - Female

Height (inches) - 71.0

Weight (pounds) - 170.0

Hair color - Blond/Strawberry

Head hair - Shoulder length

Eye color - Green...

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• Replies: 6
• Forum: 2000's Missing

 

[WNYer]

Chautauqua County cold cases see potential breaks after separate, unrelated arrests

Two unsolved Chautauqua County cases could finally have breaks after men connected to both were arrested out of state on separate, unrelated charges.

www.wkbw.com

 

[WNYer]

Chautauqua County cold cases see potential breaks after separate, unrelated arrests

Two unsolved Chautauqua County cases could finally have breaks after men connected to both were arrested out of state on separate, unrelated charges.

www.wkbw.com

 

[dotr]

Jan 3, 2026 lengthy article.

New account emerges in missing person case

A recorded account of an event around the time Corrie Anderson went missing may be another piece of evidence relating to a cold case dating back to 2008. Merry William Diers, cold case advocate and creator of the WNY Missing and Unidentified Persons Network, has been continuing to fight for...

www.observertoday.com

'A recorded account of an event around the time Corrie Anderson went missing may be another piece of evidence relating to a cold case dating back to 2008.'
'Diers shared a recorded account with The Post-Journal of a man who initially reported strange circumstances in the area where Anderson’s van was found on the night of her disappearance. The man stated that, between 8 and 8:30 p.m. on the night of Anderson’s disappearance, a Ford Taurus pulled up into the man’s driveway. The man stated his dog would go crazy as a result, and that he took time to calm down the dog before preparing to see if the person in the Ford needed assistance. The man then stated the dog would run to the back door and start barking again, and when the man would look outside he stated he saw a man standing along his well access road.'

 

[WNYer]

The only two things that I would maybe mention is that Joseph Smith was a New York State police senior investigator and when he retired, it went to senior investigator Amy Kirschman, both with New York State police. Her mother is labeled with my name bc they didn’t publish both photos he submitted.

And the gf in this story was Ken’s at the time, not Cavenders. But they were all together, using the vehicle mentioned at a court date thereafter. Same sticker.

This article was done generated based on a quick phone exchange by a young and upcoming journalist and I look forward to everything he is going to accomplish ! 

Jan 3, 2026 lengthy article.

New account emerges in missing person case

A recorded account of an event around the time Corrie Anderson went missing may be another piece of evidence relating to a cold case dating back to 2008. Merry William Diers, cold case advocate and creator of the WNY Missing and Unidentified Persons Network, has been continuing to fight for...

www.observertoday.com

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'A recorded account of an event around the time Corrie Anderson went missing may be another piece of evidence relating to a cold case dating back to 2008.'
'Diers shared a recorded account with The Post-Journal of a man who initially reported strange circumstances in the area where Anderson’s van was found on the night of her disappearance. The man stated that, between 8 and 8:30 p.m. on the night of Anderson’s disappearance, a Ford Taurus pulled up into the man’s driveway. The man stated his dog would go crazy as a result, and that he took time to calm down the dog before preparing to see if the person in the Ford needed assistance. The man then stated the dog would run to the back door and start barking again, and when the man would look outside he stated he saw a man standing along his well access road.'