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12 years ago: Young mother vanishes from Romulus, may have been spotted in Georgia

Last weekend marks 12 years since a young mother vanished from Romulus, Michigan. Last weekend marks 12 years since a young mother vanished from Romulus, Michigan. Bianca Chanel Green, also known as “Be Be,” was 24 years old when she vanished on March 25, 2011. She may have been in the Atlanta, Georgia, area in March 2011 and has brown, shoulder-length hair and was known to wear weaves. Other identifying features include a mole on her nose and two tattoos. Anyone with information should contact the Romulus Police Department at 734-941-8400 and the case number is 11-1383.

12 years ago: Young mother vanishes from Romulus, may have been spotted in Georgia

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ROMULUS, Mich. – Last weekend marks 12 years since a young mother vanished from Romulus, Michigan.

Bianca Chanel Green, also known as “Be Be,” was 24 years old when she vanished on March 25, 2011. She would be 36 years old now.

Green had a son and has not had contact with relatives or anyone close to her since she vanished. Officials said she may have been suicidal and was not likely to run away for a long period of time.

She may have been in the Atlanta, Georgia, area in March 2011. Investigators are not sure if Green took a plane or a bus to Buford, Georgia.

Green has brown, shoulder-length hair and was known to wear weaves. She has brown eyes. She was known to wear acrylic nails. She was wearing her work uniform, which was black pants and a white shirt when she was last seen. Her shoe size is six. She was wearing earrings and a silver chain with a diamond heart.

Other identifying features include a mole on her nose and two tattoos. She has a tattoo on her lower back of a heart with a design in it. She has a tattoo of a sunflower with a crown on her right wrist.

Anyone with information should contact the Romulus Police Department at 734-941-8400. The case number is 11-1383.

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