The PI discovered Selena was seen in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco, but he was never able to locate her. She reported 29-year-old Selena missing and hired a private investigator. The last time she spoke with her mother was in October 1990. Her physical health improved, but her mental health was not enhancing.In May 1990, Selena decided to return to San Franciso. Two months after the accident, Selena moved to San Diego to live with her mother. Selena was in a coma for six weeks, suffered permanent damage to her left eye, fluid on her brain, a severe thigh injury, and lost a significant amount of her memory. Seven days later, officials found her family in San Diego, California. She was admitted to a hospital as a Jane Doe. On November 29, 1989, Selena was riding her motorcycle home from downtown San Francisco, California when she had an accident with a truck. She later became a journeyman construction worker, joined the teamsters, and bought a motorcycle. Selena Marie Edon served briefly in the United States Air Force. If you have any information, please contact the Chino Police Department at 90. Lesa Desiree Cunningham is 5'6" and weighed 120 pounds when she vanished. Chris Andrew Cunningham is 4'2" and weighed 90 pounds when he vanished. Lesa never picked up her last paycheck or accessed any bank accounts. Lisa's boyfriend told authorities the two never arrived.On September 9, 1987, two months after they vanished, Lisa's 1987 Toyota Tercel, with temporary tags, was found abandoned in downtown San Diego, California. The two then headed to the Slater Brothers Market on Riverside Drive and should have made it home between 6 pm and 7 pm. After their visit, the pair dropped a friend off in Chino, California. On July 9, 1987, 24-year-old Lesa Cunningham and her 6-year-old son visited her brother in Pomona, California.
Lesa and her son Chris lived with her boyfriend in an apartment on Yorba Avenue in Chino, California and Lesa worked as a dental assistant. Lesa Desiree Cunningham & Chris Andrew Cunningham The Charley Project
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