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Here’s Everything We Know About The Disappearance Of Sierra Coombs And Breyah Pruden, Two Black Missing Women In The Tri-State Area

  • Jun 16, 2020
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Family close friends of Sierra Coombs, 26, and Breyah Pruden, 24, used social media to raise awareness in an attempt to bring them back home safe and sound.

There are undoubtedly thousands of other Black women whose names have not yet made it to social media, but Coombs and Pruden’s have gained much traction.

Coombs was last seen on June 5 when she left her home located in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.

Pruden was last seen on June 10 in Newark’s Ironbound area around 11:30 p.m., the Essex Daily Voice reports.

Anyone with information on Coombs whereabouts are urged to call her family at 631-392-8440.

Source: MadameNoire

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