The Roth Show: Monica Caison of CUE Center for Missing Persons Highlights Missing Persons, Nonnie Dotson and Evelyn Shelton

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Monica Caison of CUE Center for Missing Persons joins Dr. Laurie Roth highlighting cases of missing persons. The mother of Nonnie Dotson, missing from Littleton, CO since 2006, Candice Doyle, and the brother of Evelyn Shelton, missing since May, 2011 from Spartanburg, SC, Tim Shelton will join the show.

Nonnie Dotson Details of Disappearance
Nonnie Dotson was last seen by family members the afternoon of November 19, 2006, when she left her brother’s residence in Littleon, CO, where she had been visiting.

Dotson had no vehicle with her so she either left the residence on foot or was given a ride by a person or person unknown.

Dotson had flown into Colorado by commercial airline on November 16, 2006, from San Antonio, Texas, where she was on active duty serving as a nurse with the United States Air Force. She failed to return to active duty as scheduled and the return flight portion of her ticket was never used. She left behind a 16-month-old daughter whom she was raising as a single parent. She was scheduled to discharge from the Air Force in March 2007.

She was very involved with western/country dancing and frequented western/country dance clubs in Colorado and Texas. . She has ties to Colorado where she grew up, as well as to San Antonio, Texas area due to her military service

Dotson’s credit cards, bank accounts and cellphone records show no activity.

Evelyn Shelton Circumstances of Disappearance
Shelton was last seen at 255 N. Dean St leaving a friends house in Spartanburg. Her car, an orange Chevrolet HHR, was the following day at William’s Grill, just outside the Spartanburg city limits on the north side.

Family members state that it is unusual for Shelton to go somewhere without telling someone and not be in contact with her relatives.

If you have any information on these cases, please contact CUE Center For Missing Persons using the contact form below or contact Cue Center at (910) 343-1131 24 hour tip line (910) 232-1687.