n the vast expanse of the world, two black women, miles apart, share an unspoken connection—their stories entwined by the cruel twist of fate. The first, Kalisha Madden, a vibrant mother of six, vanished into the unknown from the lively streets of Detroit on November 28, 2011. The second, Stepha, a name that echoes through the silence of her disappearance in a distant city. Two families, miles apart, yet bound by the common thread of pain. Kalisha's mother, Pamela Johnson, a resilient soul, faced with the torment of rumors, embarked on her own quest for answers. The whispers of her daughter's fate lingered, and in 2012, Pamela held a memorial service, a heartbreaking tribute to a life lost in the shadows. Meanwhile, in another corner of the world, Stepha family, burdened by the weight of uncertainty, wonders about her whereabouts. The miles that separate them cannot diminish the shared grief, the haunting questions, and the relentless ache for closure. As the sun rises and sets on these disparate landscapes, both families yearn for answers. Two stories, woven into the fabric of the unknown, beg for resolution. Kalisha, a woman with dreams, and Stepha, a name, both symbols of the silent struggles faced by missing black women. Today, we stand in solidarity with these families, miles apart, yet united in pain. In the vastness of their stories, we find a collective call for justice, remembrance, and the hope that one day, the miles that separate them will be bridged by the truth. 💔🌐 #MissingPersons #UnitedInPain #JusticeForKalisha #Findstepha