Since the loss of his father and brother within the last couple of years, 49-year-old Phil Harris struggled with chronic pain, suicidal ideation and severe depression. Because of his mental health, he sought treatment from April 9th-14th 2023. He called his family at 7:19 pm on April 15th, the day after he was released from treatment and since then, the only other confirmed sighting was when Phil went to a doctor’s appointment on April 20th. 10 days later, an official report was filed with police. A month later, on May 30th, Phil’s car was found parked at the Hazel Dell Marketplace near Safeway in Vancouver. Security footage would show that Phil left the car in the lot on April 21st around 8 pm. Some of the valuable items left in his car were the knives he used as a chef, some clothes, an Apple watch and a laptop along with tools and his medication. The gas tank was almost full, he had taken his phone with him and the keys were not located. Unfortunately, the security footage did not show if Phil left on his own, met up with someone or caught a ride. There have been no developments or clues as to Phil’s whereabouts since the recovery of his car. Phil has full sleeves of tattoos on both arms and a large semi-colon tattoo on his left hand. If you know anything about Phil Harris’ disappearance or whereabouts, you are asked to contact the Clark County Sheriff’s office at 360-693-3111 or, if you don’t want to talk with police, you can email Phil’s family directly at FindPhilHarris@gmail.com

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At approximately 10:30 pm on New Years Eve in 2020, police officers responded to reports of a shooting near NE Alberta Street and Mallory Avenue in Portland. Once at the scene, officers discovered two victims both with gunshot wounds. One of the victims was taken to the hospital and survived, however, the other, 18-year-old Ja'Mere Malik Brown, died due to his injuries. Officers learned that the shooting happened roughly one mile away near NE Durham Avenue and Madrona Street. They also learned that Ja’Mere had been watching Youtube videos with his friend when they were shot. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual(s) responsible for the murder of Ja'Mere Malik Brown. If you have any information that can help solve the murder of Ja’Mere Malik Brown there are a number of ways you can share your information. You can contact Crime Stoppers of Oregon at 503-823-HELP or you can remain anonymous and submit a tip online. You can also reach out to Detective Anthony Merrill with Portland Police at 503-823-4033 or email him at Anthony.Merrill@portlandoregon.gov.

On Sunday August 14th, 2022 at around 10pm, police responded to a call regarding a shooting near Northgate park. When officers arrived, they found a deceased adult male. The victim died due to a gunshot wound. He was later identified as 26-year-old Adrian Perdomo. Authorities have theorized that Adrian was walking near Northgate Park along Geneva avenue in Portland when he was assaulted and then fatally shot. Discarded near his body were several bullet casings. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of those responsible for the murder of Adrian Perdomo. If you have any information that can help solve the murder of Adrian Perdomo you’re asked to contact the FBI's Portland Field Office at (503) 224-4181. You can also submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov.

On July 16th, 1992, 52-year-old Antonio Alvarez was found deceased under the Washington-Jefferson Street Bridge in Eugene. Antonio was still inside his sleeping bag when officers came upon his body. He had been bludgeoned to death and succumbed to multiple head wounds. At the time, Antonio was houseless. To make money, he was known to work as a delivery person for drug dealers-carrying drugs for them when needed. Officials knew of his mule status as he had been arrested the previous November for possession, but Antonio was not known to use drugs Antonio was asleep in his sleeping bag when he was attacked. It is believed he may have had cash and or drugs on his person at the time, and the robbery of those items was the motive for the assault. If you have any information about the July 16th, 1992 murder of 52-year-old Antonio Alvarez in Eugene, you are asked to contact the Eugene police department at 541-682-5111 or you can always leave an anonymous tip at CrimeStoppersOfOregon.com.

Our very own Alisha contributed a chapter in Mitzi Szereto's new book, Women Who Murder.

Laronda Marie Bronson was believed to be involved in sex work when she went missing. On November 19th, 1982, Laronda was waiting for a bus at a stop in Portland. Since that day, those who cared for Laronda have not heard from or seen her. At the time, Laronda was only 18 years old. She was about 5’7 and 115 lbs. Laronda is a black woman with black hair and brown eyes. Both of her ears have double piercings and she has scars on her neck and chin. She may use the name Michelle Marie Hall or her nickname, Bird. Today, Laronda would be 59 years old. If you have any information regarding the location of Laronda Marie Bronson- last seen at a Portland bus stop on November 19th, 1982, you are asked to contact the investigating agency, King County Sheriffs- at 206-296-3111.

Oakley was living in foster care from when she was three months old until she was three years old. At that time, she was sent to live with her biological parents, Jordan Bowers and Andrew Carlson. The foster parents raised alarms when the decision was made, but the state moved ahead with the placement. In early 2021, neighbors noticed that 5-year-old Oakley was no longer being picked up by the school bus. Realizing the little girl hadn’t been seen in quite some time though her parents still lived in the same location, a request for a welfare check was made. Now, two years later, there is still no sign of Oakley. Her parents have been questioned about her whereabouts and haven’t disclosed them. Both parents have or are still serving time for unrelated offenses. Her father, Andrew Carlson served a year for allowing two other children in the home to be in contact with methamphetamine and for not providing one of the children their required medication. Jordan Bowers, Oakley’s mother, is serving 20 months for child endangerment. She was sentenced to another 36 months for identity theft. It’s been reported that Jordan struggles with a serious gambling addiction, leading some to theorize that she could have sold her daughter for money. One child in the home has told people that quote ‘there is no Oakley’ and that after a house fire, Oakley was quote ‘under her mother’s bed and in the woods’. The woods had been mentioned to another adult by that same child, where they were described as saying Oakley had wandered off and been eaten by wolves. Abuse towards Oakley had been witnessed by the other children in the home. It was even reported that Oakley had been kept locked in a cell under the stairs. Since the parents haven’t been working with the police, putting together a timeline has been difficult, as has an investigation. A formal report was filed in early December 2021, even though Oakley hadn’t been seen for approximately 10 months before that. There is currently an $85,000 reward for information that leads to finding Oakley. She was last seen in early 2021. The sheriff’s office worked with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to create an age-progressed photo showing what she might look like as a 6-year-old. If anyone has any information about Oakley Carlson’s location or disappearance, you are asked to contact the Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office at 360-964-1729.