Jeanie Marie Chavez

Additional details from the official case record, provided for identification.

Medical

She was struggling with a prescription pill addiction at the time of her disappearance and was about to enter a rehabilitation program. CP

Distinguishing Characteristics

She has numerous tattoos, including a rose with a spider on the right side of her neck, an owl on her middle finger, butterflies and a sword on her right forearm, mushrooms on her left arm at the shoulder, a rose and a clock with Roman numerals on her left upper arm, a woman's face on her left forearm, the word "Kindness" on the front of her right shoulder, bows on the backs of her calves, a barbed wire heart with a cross on her chest, the letters "PR" on the side of her left hand, the letters "AY" on the side of her right hand, writing running up the center of her back, a colorful swallow on her chest, her brother with angel wings on her back, and a flower on the back of her hand. Her ears are pierced multiple times each. CP

Timeline, July 18, 2024

She was last seen in the 1000 block of Againer Avenue in San Antonio, Texas. At the time she was living in her car and was about to enter a drug rehabilitation program in Houston, Texas. CP

Before her disappearance she had been enrolled in a detox facility, but she left the program with a man she had been staying with. About a week later, that man mailed her belongings to her mother's home, including her family photographs, her Social Security card, and other items her family does not think she would have left behind. He told her mother she had left the detox center because she was too embarrassed to continue her treatment. CP

Her mother has said she believes Jeanie may have been a victim of human trafficking. Jeanie left behind two young children. CP

What Would Help Most

Anyone who saw Jeanie in the 1000 block of Againer Avenue in San Antonio on July 18, 2024, or who knows the man who later mailed her belongings to her mother, could hold the missing piece.

Sources: The Charley Project · Courtroom Insider