The Chicago Police Department has issued a missing person alert for 32-year-old Marshall Monnett, who was last seen on the 5700 block of N. Ashland Ave. The alert, which was published late Wednesday night, states that Monnett is a white female, standing 5 feet 9 inches tall, with distinctive blue hair and blue eyes, weighing around 180 pounds.
Authorities have expressed concern for Monnett's safety and are urging anyone with information on her whereabouts to come forward. The last contact with Monnett was reported on March 27th, 2024. She is known to have a light complexion. The community around N. Ashland Avenue has been alerted and has begun an informal search of the area in addition to the efforts of the police. Chicago Police have implored the public to aid in locating a missing woman who seems to have vanished abruptly from her usual surroundings.
In a call to action, the Chicago Police Area Three Special Victims Unit has asked that anyone with information on Monnett's current location contact them directly at (312) 744-8266. The concern for Miss Monnett's well-being is particularly pressing given the lack of details surrounding her disappearance. Police did not provide information about the circumstances leading up to her being reported missing.
Friends and family have taken to social media to spread the word, sharing the police flyer with Monnett's photo and description, hoping to reach anyone who might have seen something. Those who know her describe Monnett as a vibrant member of the community with her striking blue hair making her easily recognizable. An online campaign using the hashtag #FindMarshallMonnett has started to circulate on platforms like Twitter and Facebook in hopes of garnering wider attention.
More details, as well as the official CPD missing poster, can be found on the Chicago Police Department's website. The case number for Marshall Monnett is JH203629. Anyone with any information that may lead to aiding the return of Marshall Monnett to her family is requested to not hesitate to contact the authorities.
