Ronda was a very bubbly person. She loved to laugh. She was an artist. She could draw. She was an actress. She was a model. She was very gifted. She was also a writer. I know this doesn't come with directions, but every weekend

we're together. It didn't matter. We're either at my mom's house, we're at my house, we're at

one of the girls house, every weekend. This thing has been like a bomb went off in our family and we've never recovered. There's too much things that happen. There's a lot of heartache.

On the evening of February 10, 2009, 42-year-old Rhonda Jehari was alone at her apartment in Fenton, Michigan.

Her parents had been by earlier that evening and Rhonda's mother had set

out clothes for her. Later, Rhonda spoke to one of her sisters via telephone. That call

ended around 11.30 p.m.

By the next morning, Ronda's mother became worried when she was unable to reach her,

so she headed back to Ronda's apartment.

The clothes she had set out the night before were still there, seemingly undisturbed, but Randa was nowhere to be found.

More than 15 years later, Randa's family is still searching for answers.

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Randa Jahlhari came from a large close-knit family.

Throughout this episode you'll hear people refer to her as Renda and some call her Randa.

And that's because after her family immigrated from Lebanon,

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