INKSTER, Mich. – It has been seven years since anyone has seen or heard from Ciara Stacho.
She was 16 years old and living in Inkster when she vanished on Aug. 7, 2015. She would be 23 years old now.
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Her mother, Dawn Stacho, spoke to Local 4 in 2018. She said Ciara Stacho was a very happy and outgoing teenager.
“She was a sweet girl. She liked to hang out with her friends, and she liked to go to school dances and football games, normal stuff like that,” Dawn Stacho said in 2018.
Dawn Stacho told Local 4 that Ciara Stacho had run away from home, but she had exchanged text messages with her daughter just three days before she disappeared and she was ready to return.
“I told her it was time to come home, you know, and so she could be a productive member of society,” Stacho said. “She was getting older. She was 16, and she said, ‘Yeah.’ She knew, and she was ready to come home, and then nobody. That was the last time anybody saw or heard from her.”
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Ciara Stacho is biracial, she is Black and white. She has multiple tattoos and may have dyed her hair. She also has multiple piercings.
Her tattoos say “Domonic” and “Nate” on her wrist; “Sasha” on her forearm; Cheetah spots on her right shoulder and down her arm with “Beautiful”; “Gomez” on her abdomen; and she has shooting stars on her right hip.
She was last seen wearing a blue Northface-brand jacket and blue Jeans. She was wearing Ugg brand boots that were blue.
Anyone with information should contact the Inkster Police Department at 313-563-9850.
| Details | Ciara Stacho |
|---|---|
| Age Missing | 16 |
| Age Now | 23 |
| Hair | Brown |
| Weight | 110 lbs |
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