🚨 A PHONE CALL… AN ABANDONED CAR… AND A BODY IN THE WOODS — THE MYSTERY OF ROBIN STONE
For more than 30 years, the disappearance and death of 17-year-old Robin Stone of Cambridge, Ohio has remained one of Guernsey County’s most haunting cold cases.
On August 27, 1991, Robin left her home after receiving a phone call. Her mother overheard her say, “I’ll be right there.” Robin said she was going to a friend’s house to study and would be home for dinner.
She never arrived.
Robin was seven months pregnant and had already chosen the name Zack for her baby.
Later that night, her Ford Granada was found abandoned along Claysville Road outside Cambridge near an empty trailer along a quiet rural road. Robin was nowhere to be found.
Four months later, on December 28, 1991, hunters discovered human remains in the woods near Luburgh Lake, about a mile from where her car had been located. Authorities later confirmed the remains belonged to Robin.
Investigators determined her death was not accidental, but the condition of the remains prevented them from identifying the exact cause of death.
The case eventually went cold, though it gained renewed attention in 2014 when investigators revisited the case with the TV series Cold Justice.
Robin’s sister, Jamie Edwards, who was only 10 years old when Robin disappeared, has spent decades keeping her sister’s story alive.
More than three decades later, the case remains unsolved.
Someone knows what happened to Robin Stone.
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