Paris-Lachelle Hobson was a 26-year-old from Columbus, Ohio. She was an artistic type

who was close to her mother and brother. On Christmas Day 2019, Paris was at her grandparent's home

in Massalon. Paris told everyone she was going to walk down to the local park and she would be back

shortly. She was never seen again. I'm at Denssel and this is Unfound.

We spend a lot of time at Unfound, concentrating on the words and behaviors of missing people before

they disappeared. This could be in the time frame just minutes before the person was never seen

again, or we might go back months if not years, depending on the situations and the people involved.

The question is always, was anything said or done by the missing person that could reveal why

the disappearance occurred? The answer to that question is sometimes obvious. For example,

Renee Lamonna had a history of mental illness and paranoia before she disappeared.

And in fact, on the night she ran away from her sister's home, Renee was having one of these

extreme episodes. Yet, many times, the answer isn't so obvious. For example, did Chance Engelbert

really mean it when he said he was going to walk the whole way back to Wyoming from Nebraska?

We wouldn't think so, but maybe well with the disappearance of Paris Hobson in the weeks leading up to

Christmas 2019, she was restless and anxious, but would not reveal the reasons. Then Paris was gone.

Does her case have anything to do with being sleepless in Ohio?

And now a summary of the case. This is brought to you by my friend Megan Lyne as his website

charlieproject.org.

Paris Hobson had no addictions, vices, or mental issues. She lived with her mother and they got

along well. Paris started out in a career in counseling after college, but then she took what

many might call a 180 degree turn and decided to become an event planner, working for the local

American Legion. Paris was artistic, writing music, books, and screenplays. Maybe most importantly,

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