Help Find Caitlin Denison

My heart hurts. 

It breaks more and more every single day that my sister is not with me. 

It breaks knowing that I can’t call her on the phone and tell her about my day or listen to her tell me her crazy stories. 

It breaks knowing that we are still begging for people to see her, to share her story, to help us find her.

It breaks knowing that the last time I ever spoke to my sister was her telling me she was afraid for her life and wanted to come home. I want her home so bad my whole body aches. 

You have all been so supportive these past five years and we couldn’t be more grateful. But there’s still so much to do. So much work left to be done if I ever want to know what happened to my sister. 

I want my sister home. I wanted my sister home over five years ago. Not a second goes by where i’m not asking myself what I could have done differently, why my person has been ripped from my life, where in the WORLD is my sister and why isn’t she here, with me, where she should be?

Will I ever see her again? Will she ever come over and lay in my bed and show me silly dog videos and tell me jokes and hold my hand? Will we ever get to catch up on the five years that we have missed together? Will I ever see her smile or laugh again?

I wouldn’t wish this pain on anyone. 

Caitlin is my soulmate, and right now my soul is shattered. Please help. Please. I am begging. I am begging for my sister to come home.

The amount you see reflected above is the total amount we have been able to raise over the past 5 years. On average, a cold case missing person investigation costs over $30,000. Go Fund Me takes a fee out of the donations, so we have even less. We have exhausted practically all of these funds into the investigation and are past the point of desperation. 

If we don’t get more funds, this investigation WILL stop. Please donate what you can. We are three people in our twenties and can’t afford it ourselves. The funds have gone and will continue going towards hiring outside help, ad space such as billboards and online promotions, DNA and genetic testing, travel, extensive support and help for if Caitlin comes home, or God forbid funeral expenses. 

We rely on the generosity of the public to help us fund this investigation. Please help us bring Caitlin home. We are begging.