Cassandra Ramirez was a 25 year old from the Bronx, New York.

She was a mother and had a culinary degree.

On the night of September 19, 2018,

Cassie left with a guy she'd been seeing on and off. She used her phone several times

until 7 a.m. the next morning, when this man claims he dropped Cassie off at a train station. She was never seen again. I'm a Denzel and this is

unfound. This is unfound. you're going to life is that there are only two assured

things in life, death and taxes. Well, I would have to add a third, getting challenged, getting beat down, having setbacks, not reaching goals, being abused by life.

Not necessarily by a person or a thing or anything that we can put our hands on, sometimes

just existence is enough.

That your heart is beating, your brain is functioning, your lungs are going in and out.

Sometimes that's all it takes for life to say, hey, take some of this. But this is also why there is that meme or

picture I see at the gym that says tough times don't build character, they

reveal it. And as cliche as that is, it's probably true. If you have the strength,

you'll still succeed despite the odds.

And if you don't, probably not.

Well, in the disappearance of Cassandra Ramirez,

she had seen her share of the rough part of life. Some of it by our own making, some of it not. And

she was in the process of putting the bad times behind her. Then Cassie disappeared and we must figure out what

happened during her rise to overcome. And now a summary of the case, it is on Namus, but not on the Charlie Project.

Cassie Ramirez fought through a lot during the first 25 years of her life.

She had a son who died 12 days after birth. Her father

also passed away. Cassie fought addictions to both marijuana and cocaine.

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