LaDonna Humphrey is an award-winning author, investigative journalist, filmmaker, and nationally recognized advocate for victims of crime. She has spent more than a decade investigating missing persons cases, unsolved murders, and crimes against women, always emphasizing the stories of victims and the families left searching for answers.
She serves as the executive director of a women's sober living home, helping women rebuild their lives through recovery and hope. Humphrey is also the co-founder of All the Lost Girls, an organization dedicated to cold case advocacy and law enforcement training.
Her books blend investigative journalism with compelling storytelling and include The Girl I Never Knew, The Lost Girls of Arkansas, and The Man at Hilltop Lanes. Through her writing, podcasts, and public speaking, she is committed to preserving victims' stories, encouraging new leads, and reminding readers that justice is worth pursuing—no matter how much time has passed.
She lives in Northwest Arkansas with her family.
