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12/06/2025

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HER FOOT WAS FOUND IN A RETENTION POND — WHERE IS NAJAH FERRELL?

THE DISAPPEARANCE & DEATH OF NAJAH FERRELL
Avon, Indiana — March 15, 2019

Najah Ferrell was 30 years old, a mother, a daughter, and a woman excited for a fresh start. She had just landed a new job at Panera Bread and was supposed to start orientation that morning. But she never arrived.

She was last seen at her home near County Road 100 South and Dan Jones Road in Avon in the early morning hours of March 15, 2019. Later that day, when she didn’t pick her sons up from school, her family knew something was wrong.

Her 2018 Nissan Altima was discovered abandoned at a shopping center near Panera Bread. Personal items belonging to Najah were later found scattered along I-465 and Lafayette Road in Indianapolis.

Then came the grim discovery.

In April 2019, a fisherman found Najah’s foot in a retention pond in Crown Point, Indiana — more than 150 miles from her home. No other remains have ever been recovered. No suspects have ever been identified. The case remains open, cold, and painfully silent.

Najah didn’t disappear on her own. Someone knows what happened. Her children deserved their mother. Her family deserved answers. Najah deserved to make it home.

What happened to Najah after she left her home that morning?
Who abandoned her car and scattered her belongings across the interstate?
And how did part of her body end up two hours away from Avon?

If you know anything about the disappearance and death of Najah Ferrell, please contact the Hendricks County Communications Center at 317-839-8700 or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS.







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09/29/2025

If you know something, say something.

Tarasha “Pooh” Benjamin was seventeen years old when she went missing on June 26, 2010, from Selma, Alabama. Tarasha left her mother’s house that morning around between 9 and 9:30 on her way to the flea market in Selma. she was with her mother’s friend. Tarasha goes every Saturday and her mother Regina later say that she had an eerie feeling about that day so around 11:00 am when Tarasha hadn’t returned she started calling relatives to see if they had talked to her and she was describing the car a Gray Mazda Tribute that Tarasha was riding in. a cousin of Tarasha’s would spot the car abandoned a mile from the Flea market on the side of the highway with no one in it panic would set in when Regina’s friend, who Tarasha went with would show up at the house looking for Tarasha and her car, saying she loaned her the car and this would be the last time Tarasha would be seen. Regina would call the police, and Regina and her family would search everywhere but it wouldn’t yield any answers on what happened to Tarasha. The police also launch an extensive search for Tarasha to no avail. Police had some promising leads in the beginning and there were rumors that Tarsha was s*x trafficked in Florida. her family traveled there multiple times but were not able to find her mother would say that she would keep looking for her daughter no matter how long it took, and she would bring her home but sadly on September 16, 2023 what would have been Tarasha’s Thirty-First birthday Regina would pass away, leaving behind two daughters and neighbor finding about what happened to Tarasha. I truly believe this mother died of a broken heart.

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