Teekah Lewis and Stephanie Crane are two cases where young girls vanish after enjoying themselves at the bowling alley. With clear signs of foul play and multiple leads, hopes remain high that these cases can be solved.

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Teekah Lewis

Teekah Lewis was a shy, two-year-old girl who was enjoying family fun at the local bowling alley. Everyone was laughing and spending time together, unaware of the drastic change about to consume their lives. Teekah was abducted in the blink of an eye. Witness testimonies that were buried under the growing pile of tips were finally brought to our attention 21 years later. The key to finding the perpetrator? Facial pockmarks. This is the missing person case of Teekah Lewis.

Stephanie Crane

Stephanie Crane was an adventurous, 9-year-old girl who enjoyed exploring the outdoors and being active. She was meeting with friends at the local bowling alley to practice for their team, and all seemed to be going as planned. When Stephanie left, everyone expected her to make it home in a jiffy. Unfortunately, she would be a victim to abduction and has never been found. With continual strong leads, it seems like the police are close to catching the perpetrator. The only problem is the lack of evidence and that half of their suspects commit suicide. This is the missing person case of Stephanie Crane.

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