Born in 1981 near San Diego, Roy moved to Newport, Rhode Island. His troubled childhood, marked by his father's departure and substance abuse, led to multiple runaway incidents and a state group home placement.

As a teen, Roy turned to sex work to fund his drug habit. He frequented adult video stores in downtown Providence and befriended Rich Holcomb, who shared a similar lifestyle. Despite legal troubles, Roy's situation worsened.

On December 25, 2003, Roy's body was found near Johnson & Wales University, shot in the head. Despite investigation, his murderer remains unidentified.

In Roy's memory, Rich Holcomb founded Project Weber in 2008, now Project Weber/RENEW, to aid male sex workers with resources and support. Rich also produced “Invisible,” a documentary on the overlooked male sex work industry. If you have information on Roy Weber's murder, contact the Cold Case Unit at 401.468.2233. For more about Project Weber/RENEW, visit their website. https://weberrenew.org/

Alicia Bernice Markovich was born on February 20, 1972, to John and Marcy Markovich in Pennsylvania. Raised by a young mother, Alicia grew up loved and active. On April 26, 1987, at 15, she vanished after an argument with her father in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. Despite extensive searches and an enigmatic letter, her fate remains unknown.

Friends and family continue to seek justice for Alicia, maintaining awareness campaigns and urging anyone with information to contact Pennsylvania State Police at 724-832-3288 or 724-357-1978. Alicia was 5'2", 120 lbs, with brown hair and blue eyes.

Wendy Dehoop dropped her husband off at his job outside Eugene, Oregon, on Friday, April 22, 2005, before heading to her shift at the Georgia Pacific Mill. She was never seen again. Her purse and car would be recovered on two separate days, but no sign of Wendy.

What happened to Wendy Dehoop?