Quick Facts
Biography
Cleashindra Denise Hall (born March 30, 1976) is an American woman who has been missing since May 9, 1994. Hall was also known as Clea.
At the time of her disappearance, Cleashindra, whom everyone called Clea, was two weeks away from graduating high school; she was an honor student; had landed a summer internship at a Boston pediatrician’s office; and had been accepted into the pre-med program at Tennessee State University.
Disappearance
Hall disappeared one week after her senior prom after 8:30 p.m. on May 9, 1994. She was last seen while leaving her after school job at the home office of 43-year-old Dr. Larry Amos in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Hall had told her mother that she would call her before she was ready to come home.
Amos's wife had previously attempted to obtain a divorce on the grounds of "general indignites," but Amos fought the divorce up to the court of appeals and was thus able to continue to exercise power and control over his wife.
Dr. Amos had told the police that Hall had gotten into a car with someone else when after she had finished work at his office. Hall was last seen wearing a white shirt and short set with navy blue polka dot pattern on one side and stripes on the other side, with white socks, and with white athletic shoes.
Investigation and aftermath
The police rebuffed Hall's mother's initial attempt to report her missing, claiming that she would have to missing for 24 hours before her disappearance could be reported.
Some people think that Hall may have tried to walk home and was abducted, and others think she may have run away.
Dr. Larry Amos' property has been searched pursuant to a warrant. Larry Amos is considered a person of interest.
Police believe she left with someone she knew.