This story hits every square on the bingo card- Union Parish, dead body, meth, psychic, K9

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When Theresa Jones, a 56-year-old Louisiana mother of three and grandmother of seven, disappeared suddenly in February 2023, her daughter went on a frantic search.

Jones' family reported her missing that day to the Union Parish Sheriff's Office, which issued a missing persons report saying Jones had been last seen in the Evergreen community that Thursday wearing pink pajamas.

She left her phone and vehicle behind, the sheriff's office said at the time. On February 3, the sheriff's office conducted a K9 search in the area near Theresa's home, but it did not turn up any evidence related to her disappearance.

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Jones' daughters say that a Wisconsin-based psychic medium named Carolyn Clapper, founder of Next World Medium, had helped them locate their mother's body in a wooded area.

"By February 4th, law enforcement had exhausted their search for Mom, using a canine unit," Deese said. "My sister, Brittany, contacted Carolyn Clapper by phone on Sunday, February 5th, 2023, at 10:48 p.m. She answered immediately and without knowing any information regarding our mom's case or even her name. Carolyn gave a 45-minute reading, pro bono."
Those instructions included using a compass to find "specific landmarks, including a "huge log" south of her starting location, where her mother's body would apparently be located.

Clapper said she was "shown step-by-step instructions on where to find Theresa's remains.

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Authorities closed Jones' case in August 2023, ruling her death an accidental drowning due to methamphetamine poisoning, as KNOE first reported, but Jones' daughters disagree with that finding and say they want "justice."

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The Union Parish Sheriff's Office did not respond to an inquiry from Fox News Digital about Jones' case.

"Repeated attempts by myself and Theresa's daughters to connect with her local law enforcement were rejected," Clapper said. "Despite my success in locating Theresa's remains within 45 minutes, pro bono, over the phone from another state, following their search using a canine unit that failed to produce any new evidence or locate Theresa."

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