Missing the Missing Organization

Mozell and Ray worked closely with the Rochester-founded Missing the Missing organization, founded by Nicole Coleman.

The Facebook page was active from April 2012 to June 2013 and posted flyers of missing persons with information about the last time they were seen and provided the Rochester community with a contact if their child was missing.

The organization, as their Facebook page describes, was "an organized group that provides support to families with missing loved ones."

Photo from Missing the Missing Facebook Page. Shows flyers for Holley-Grisham & Bradley

Ray Bradley talked about how working with Missing the Missing helped regain Bradley's sense of community.

"It got Chief Shepard (RPD) thinking This is what needs to be done. When someone gets this information, they're out there looking," Bradley said. "That [Missing the Missing] opened doors."

Mozell Lynnette Jones-Grisham also recalls how she got involved with Missing the Missing when she was feeling helplessness from officials about finding her son, Domonique.

"They [the Rochester Police Department] came out and told us, you know, we had to wait 24 hours before they could do a missing person's report. So, we waited, and I contacted them over the years, and nobody was doing anything. I felt alone," Jones Grisham told "The Crow's Nest" radio show. "In the struggle, we're looking to find the answers to what happened to my son... Brittany Drexel went missing a few months later, and I was confused as to why she's all over the news. Then her mom told me 'If you don't do it, they won't do it.' So, I ended up getting with an organization called Missing the Missing with Nicole Coleman. And that's when we got Domonique's story out."