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Diane Fields

Updated November 23, 2021; Posted April 1, 2021


Diane Fields Missing Georgia

Name: Diane Cassandra Fields
Age:
44 years old
Last seen: November 6, 2014
Location: East Dublin, Georgia
Status: Still missing

Case Information

44 year old Diane Fields was last seen on November 6, 2014 at her residence in East Dublin, Georgia. She disappeared from her home under suspicious circumstances, and hasn’t been seen or heard from since.

Disappearance

Diane was last known to be alive at her residence at 204 Celia Drive, in East Dublin, Georgia on the evening of November 4, 2014.

At the time she and her fiance had lived at the home in East Dublin for approximately six months.

She was reported missing on November 6, with her fiance claiming to have last seen her that morning before he left for work.

According to her fiance, Diane did not go to work that day because she wasn’t feeling well. He told investigators when he came from work he found the back door of their house kicked in, one of the bedrooms in disarray, and a knife lying on the floor in the hallway.

Investigation

Police searched the residence and found all of her personal items inside, but Diane was nowhere to be found.

According to investigators it appeared that the backdoor to the residence had been broken out, not in, and they suspect it was a staged burglary. There was no blood or signs of a struggle found in the home.

Diane’s fiance has been named a person of interest in her disappearance. He’s been questioned multiple times, though no charges have been filed.

Foul play is suspected in her disappearance. Her case remains unsolved.

Appearance

Diane Fields Missing Person

African American with black hair and brown eyes. She stands 5’0 tall and weighs approximately 165 – 200 pounds. She was last seen wearing pajamas and house slippers.

Investigating Agency

If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Diane Fields please contact the GBI Region 12 Field Office at (478)-374-6988 or (800) 597-8477, or the East Dublin Police Department at (478) 272-6883.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is offering a $5,000 reward to anyone with information leading to Diane’s discovery.

Resources & Further Information

Diane Cassandra Fields – GBI
Diane Fields – NamUS
The Disappearance of Diane Fields – True Case Files
Diane Cassandra Fields – Research Based

News & Media Links

Unsolved: Where is Diane Fields? – 13 WMAZ
Middle Georgia Cold Cases: Diane’s Disappearance – WMGT
No sign, no word: Family of missing East Dublin woman hopes for answers – WGXA

Videos & Flyers

Diane Cassandra Fields Missing
via Case Warriors For The Missing

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Filed Under: Still Missing Tagged With: 2014, Georgia, Still Missing

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